Support Us
Our challenge is to join the members of the telecommunications and information technology industries along with other philanthropists in raising enough funds to send teams of volunteers to Haiti for the next 6 months to help build a Wi-Fi network that will increase communications among the government, the police, and civilians. This network will improve the lives of Haitians and help facilitate the rebuilding after the earthquake.
We need your support!
There are many possibilities for partnerships. If you are interested in working with us or learning more about the project budget and needs, please contact us.
Ways you can Support Haiti Connect:
Online: You can donate securely using our (Paypal) online facility by clicking on the “Donate Now” button at the top of this page.
Cash: Gifts in the form of cash (including checks) shall be accepted regardless of amount. All checks should be made payable to Haiti Connect. You may also donate via PayPal below. Please post cheques, money orders, bank drafts etc. to the address provided here.
Gifts-in-kind: Gifts-in-kind will be considered for acceptance and recognition if such gifts are eligible for charitable tax deductions under US Internal Revenue Service standards. Generally, monetary value of gifts-in-kind will only be credited toward the campaign if they can be converted to cash within 90 days or used in such a way that they liberate additional funds that are applied to the project outlined.
Please note we are completing our registration as a nonprofit in Ireland, and we are in the process of registering as a nonprofit, for a 501(c)3 status in the United States.
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