HELP SAVE DOMINICA - HURRICANE
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Dear Friends, my name is Flavia Caltabiano, I live in South Florida, USA, where I had the blessing to meet Father Celsus Alguiste , priest from Dominica, and he became a close friend to our family. I am helping our dear Father Celsus Alguiste raise funds for his Diocese in Dominica. All proceeds will be sent to the Diocese of Roseau and will benefit the recovery, relief and rebuilding of Dominica.
You can also donate items described bellow to the address provided. If you don't live near you can buy items online and have it shipped. We will fill a big container with emergency needed items and send it to Dominica.
Dominica - Hurricane Maria has killed at least 33 people so far, with the bulk of those deaths happening on the tiny island of Dominica.
At least 80 percent of the buildings there have been damaged and most communication lines cut.
The people of this island nation of 71,000 are desperate, and some are still in shock.
The floodwaters took out the island's power lines, so there has been no electricity for a week.
Aside from the homes, schools, and other buildings, markets were also flattened, leaving little food for the population.
Aid operations are still in their early phases, but what cannot wait is water supply.
Given the magnitude of the destruction, many parts of Dominica no longer exists.
Once a bustling island full of life, music and culture, the country of Dominica has been reduced to being one giant debris field.
Officials and aid workers said it could take months, if not years to rebuild what has been destroyed.
Needed Immediately:
-Tarpaulins
-Canned food
-Water
-Toilet Paper
- Toiletries
-Off the counter medical supplies
-Pampers
-Flash lights & batteries
- NO CLOTHING at the moment
Please drop donations at: (mon-fri)
2250 NW 136 Ave
Pembroke Pines, FL 33028
United States
Monetary donations accepted and much needed, will be sent to the Diocese of Roseau.
All proceeds will benefit the recovery, relief and rebuilding efforts in Dominica.
I will personally send all the funds raised to the Diocese of Rouseau .
God Bless you!
Flavia Caltabiano and family
"7 Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 8 And God is ableto bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need,you will abound in every good work."
2 Corinthians 9:7-8
You can also donate items described bellow to the address provided. If you don't live near you can buy items online and have it shipped. We will fill a big container with emergency needed items and send it to Dominica.
Dominica - Hurricane Maria has killed at least 33 people so far, with the bulk of those deaths happening on the tiny island of Dominica.
At least 80 percent of the buildings there have been damaged and most communication lines cut.
The people of this island nation of 71,000 are desperate, and some are still in shock.
The floodwaters took out the island's power lines, so there has been no electricity for a week.
Aside from the homes, schools, and other buildings, markets were also flattened, leaving little food for the population.
Aid operations are still in their early phases, but what cannot wait is water supply.
Given the magnitude of the destruction, many parts of Dominica no longer exists.
Once a bustling island full of life, music and culture, the country of Dominica has been reduced to being one giant debris field.
Officials and aid workers said it could take months, if not years to rebuild what has been destroyed.
Needed Immediately:
-Tarpaulins
-Canned food
-Water
-Toilet Paper
- Toiletries
-Off the counter medical supplies
-Pampers
-Flash lights & batteries
- NO CLOTHING at the moment
Please drop donations at: (mon-fri)
2250 NW 136 Ave
Pembroke Pines, FL 33028
United States
Monetary donations accepted and much needed, will be sent to the Diocese of Roseau.
All proceeds will benefit the recovery, relief and rebuilding efforts in Dominica.
I will personally send all the funds raised to the Diocese of Rouseau .
God Bless you!
Flavia Caltabiano and family
"7 Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 8 And God is ableto bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need,you will abound in every good work."
2 Corinthians 9:7-8
Organizer
Flavia Papa Caltabiano
Organizer
Fort Lauderdale, FL
