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 Samuel Burke “THANK YOU” to all our Members, Partners and New Supporters.
By showing the true meaning of Voluntary Partnership with an "NO EXCUSE APPROACH" towards helping thousands of people around the world, we have made a great difference.
Great change can only happen when we all stand together, THANK YOU for supporting us.
CEO
Samuel Burke
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This webpage starts at the bottom and ends at the top Thank you for visiting Hearts to Africa .................... 9th December 2010
GambiaManagement Meeting  Planning a bigger and better future for 2011 .................... 7th December 2010
GambiaHead Teachers are the makers of Future Leaders.   We all look forward to Year 2011 group Voluntary Programs. .................... 5th December 2010
GambiaHonouring businesses and 57 Head Teachers that have allowed our organisation to grow and give great benefits to thousands of people around the world.
(Award reads)Thank You For A Great Partnership In Supporting Africa’s Children With our ‘No Excuse’ approach, towards contributing to voluntary activities, we have opened the eyes and minds of many, with the understanding that real change comes when we all stand together.
Link to certificate:- Diary 10 years of continued support ................ Atlantic Hotel 10 years of continued support for HTA ..................... Billy's Restaurant 5 years of continued support
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Department Of State For Education  9 years of continued support ................... Head Teachers 1/57 Head Teacher 2/57 Head Teachers  12 years of continued support 6 years of continued support ………………………… Everyone listed on our past and present thank you list. THANKS TO ALL LISTED BELOW FOR HELPING HEARTS TO AFRICA
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT GRATITUDE TO THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESSES WHO HAVE PROVIDED THEIR HELP AND DONATIONS
THEIR ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN TRULY WELCOMED
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4th December 2010
GambiaOutstanding Children's Achievement Awards OCAA has grown from awarding 100 certificates to students from 35 schools to awarding 150 certificates to children from 57 schools across the country. A total of more than 40,000 students nationally are now competing to receive this award, with some children, teachers and families travelling more than 6 hours to the awards ceremony.
However, for 2010 we decided to have each school host their own awards ceremony, either in the school or local village allowing more family members and friends to see the children collect their certificates.
All Head Teachers have given their full support and have nominated their top students for Year 2010 OCAA.
1/57 School 2/57 School  2 nominated from 1850 students 4 nominated from 2800 Students (Award reads) CONGRATULATIONS ON RECEIVING AN OUTSTANDING CHILDREN’S ACHIEVEMENT AWARD.
MAY YOUR SUCCESS CONTINUE TO GROW WHILST ENCOURAGING OTHERS TO PROGRESS.
Link to certificate:- Diary ....................
21st November 2010
HTA supporting people in Jamaica, Uganda and Arndale Resident Association in London.
Jamaica Norma along with her church members Gifts will be given to people in need of support in Jamaica.
Uganda  Mr Mukasa and Miss Madinah More computers and other gifts will be given to Nakati Nursery & Infant School and the surrounding community in Buddo, Uganda.
London Arndale Resident Association members Nina, Errol, Caroline and Richard at The Penfold Center in Wandsworth will be giving the gifts to residents in need of support.
Nina a supporter of Hearts to Africa thanked everyone for their support towards helping people in need.
Please always support us.
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The Gambia
Children Fun Day Once again we were warmly welcomed and very proud to see lots of children having a great time.
Thank you
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11th November 2010
Saint Lucia
Hurricane Tomas Relief EffortVerne Augustin - Vice Consul of the High Commission for Saint Lucia, said, Thank You, for helping the people of Saint Lucia. Relief Effort Volunteers: Haskel Felix and Nicksion Evence
Hearts to Africa – we are more than happy to provide essential items for families throughout Saint Lucia. Thanks to everyone for their support. ....................
10th November 2010
Thank You From Uganda
On the 16th May 2010, a shipment of gifts donated by Hearts to Africa was despatched to Uganda by Mr & Mrs Kambugu for Nakati Nursery & Infant School and the surrounding community in Buddo, Uganda.
  Rajab Nsubuga in Buddo Uganda wrote:
I take this opportunity to thank 'Hearts to Africa' for the great work done. The assistance accorded will go a long way in both helping the intended needy communities and soothing our hearts in believing that we are helping nurture a noble cause.
I would also make my apologies for the delay on delivering these items. I, however, would like to inform you that all items reached and are safe.
Upon receipt of these items, we proceeded and distributed them out to the intended persons. They could not hold back the excitement and joy upon what 'Hearts to Africa.' had brought them. To most they looked in disbelieve, they ruptured in jubilant gestures singing songs of praise. It was a savoir in waiting and for sure in along time in their lives, they sighed in relief and hope for a better tomorrow. It was a gratifying feeling!
On behalf of the many that you have touched, saved or changed but are unable to face with you and say, 'Thank you!' We at Nakati Nursery & Infant School say, THANK YOU!
Yours faithfully,
Rajab Nsubuga
Nakati Nursery & Infant School
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4th November 2010 Gifts and VolunteersIn the last 12 months, Hearts to Africa and their Partners’ contribution to the needy have been outstanding, together we have worked unconditionally using the little we have available to make a big difference to the people we help.
It gives great motivation to our supporters when they see recipients use the donated gifts to benefit themselves and their families, in return supporters give a greater commitment to offering continued support. This support allows Hearts to Africa to keep our annual operational costs at approximately £6,000.
We have donated gifts and support to thousands of people throughout the world including; Jamaica, Uganda, DR Congo, Haiti, Sierra Leone, The Gambia and also to local UK organisations.
We are proud to have opened the eyes and minds of many, with the understanding that real change comes when we all stand together.
Gifts donated to the following:
20 foot containers
(1) 2009 Gambia
(1) 2010 Uganda
(1) 2010 Sierra Leon
40 foot containers
(4) 2010 Haiti
Small Shipment
(1) 2010 Uganda
(1) 2010 Sierra Leon
(2) 2010 DR Congo
(1) 2010 Haiti
Purchase gifts in Jamaica
2010 Jamaica
Local UK organisations
(3) 2010 organisations
Thank you and please always support us.
.................... 31st October 2010
Shipping to Haiti and Uganda Carole Attis – Chair of UHUK said, Thank You, to their volunteers for helping to successfully ship a 40 foot container of gifts to Haiti. Gift List
Men & women shirts
Men & women trousers Women dresses
Men & women accessories Children’s clothing Baby clothes & accessories Men & women shoes Bedding sheets Bath towels Pens and Pencils
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Toothbrush
Educational Books Disabled equipment First Aid Equipment Kitchen equipment Building & Gardening tools Candles
Tents
Bathroom accessories | Body spray
Tin food
Children toys Large group toys for schools Educational toys Soft toys
Footballs Dry food
Children treats Gift bags |
Gift Collection Leslie Gordon – will be shipping computers to Uganda for an internet shop which will be free to school children.
Thanks again.
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17th October 2010
HTA supporting a Special Needs Care Home in London on Westleigh AveManagers and residents said Thank You for supporting us. Gift List  Clothes, shoes, Tin & Dry food, first Aid, educational material and Toiletries. Manager: - “A great contribution”
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13th October 2010
HTA supporting Age Activity Centre in London CEO - Sadiyah Muhammad and Member - Norma Sadiyah thanked Hearts to Africa for the gifts and said the gifts will be of great help to AAC members and volunteers,
Thank You.
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28th September 2010
Thank You From Sierra LeoneOn the 16th May 2010, a shipment of gifts was shipped to Sierra Leone by Mr Ibrahim S .Al-Kamara. Sultan Institute of Management and Technology wrote: On behalf of Management, community, staff and student of Sultan Institute of Management and Technology, we are thanking Hearts to Africa organization for donating computers, printers and Educational materials to the institute.
Before receiving the computers, eight student’s uses to share one computer, with the donation of computers from Hearts to Africa three students are now sharing a computer and spend more time then before on computer classes. Attach are photos of students receiving the computers.
Once again thanking you for choosing Sultan Institute for donation of computers and education materials.
Yours truly, Proprietor Ibrahim S .Al-Kamara
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10th September 2010
UHUK's Thank You Dinner Ceremony Carole Attis – Chair of UHUK and members hosted a dinner ceremony to say: Thank You to all their supporters for helping the organisation in fundraising and collecting gifts for the people of Haiti. Michel Philistin - UHUK's Fundraiser, introduced everyone to Marie and her 9 month old daughter Londina. After the earthquakes baby Londina was stuck for 3 days, she was the only survivor of 400 people from a Haiti Hospital; she lost an arm, burns on her legs, body and head. For more information visit: UHUK UHUK will be sharing the gifts they have collected with other organisations and have asked the pubic to stop giving gifts until further notice. Please always support us. ....................
7th August 2010
London Triathlon Fundraising Event
Neil White completed the London Triathlon; we would like to give a big thank you to those who have sponsored Neil to raise almost £600. Thanks again for your support.
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21st July 2010
Thank You From UgandaOn the 16th May 2010, a shipment of gifts was shipped to Uganda by Mr & Mrs Kambugu for Nakati Nursery & Infant School and the surrounding community in Buddo Uganda. Mrs Kambugu (to the left) has personally hand delivered the treats to the school children of Nakati Nursery & Infant School and Leslie Gordon has confirmed the main shipment of gifts will clear Uganda’s shipping port by the end of July 2010. Mr Rajab Nsubuga of the Nakati Nursery & Infant School in Buddo Uganda wrote: We are one of the many lucky recipients of your (Hearts to Africa) Humanitarian Sponsorship. On behalf of the School and myself, we wish to express our gratitude towards the support that you sent.
We are happy recipients of foodstuffs. This is a promising start in promoting the schools major objective of helping the needy people in our local societies.
With you, we therefore, grantee our commitment to uplift and promote the education of the African child. We shall not waiver nor comprise ourselves in this noble cause.
I once again thank you and hope to further an everlasting and smooth working relationship.
Yours faithfully,
Rajab Nsubuga
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14th July 2010
House Of Lords
Youth Achievement Awards  Robin March: - UPF, Samuel Burke: - HTA, Keldon Alieyne: - YA Member - Awarded, Lord King of West Bromwich: - LP & Mercy Addo: - YA chair.
Lord King: - Thanking all the nominees for their contribution towards helping others. Supporting great young leaders from around the UK, for their ‘No Excuse’ approach towards leadership and volunteering to help others.
Cllr. Margaret Ali and Robin March: - "This as been a great award ceremony for young people and we would be honoured to host another Youth Achievement Awards for 2011"
Samuel Burke - The House Of Lords is an honourable place to host and celebrate the achievements of young leaders.
Please always support us.
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Raise Funds for Hearts to Africa If you would like to raise funds for Hearts to Africa by taking part in a sponsored event you can create a fundraising page of your own which you can then promote to your family and friends, with any sponsorship made on-line going directly to Hearts to Africa. Check this link for more details, it’s free to use and easy to set up:- Raise Funds for Hearts to Africa Please forward this info to your family & friends who may like to contribute.
Thanks in advance for your generous donations. ....................
25th June 2010
Thank You From DR Congo
On the 21st March 2010, a small shipment of gifts was shipped to DR Congo by Anna Reynolds and Jules Manguumbu. (Photos taken by Mr Jules Manguumbu) Mr K. Kimbetshi and AFR Supporters
Mr K. Kimbetshi, wrote - “I don't know how to thank you for the great gift you send us, this will help our youth in the community to get in touch for the first time in their life with IT, its not enough to cover all our needs, specially in rural area but i am very grateful to you and your organization. Thank you very much and gods bless you! ” ....................
13th June 2010
Great Volunteers, Great ResultsHTA and UHUK would like to say a big thank you to everyone for their contribution of gifts. All of your gifts will be personally delivered to people who will use them to benefit themselves and their families.
UHUK Volunteers   On the 19th June, UHUK will be shipping their 4th container from Birmingham to Haiti.
HTA Volunteers Amanda Michael - families & friends have collected over 50 bags of gifts and raised over £300 to support Hearts to Africa, a big thank you to Amanda for her excellent work.
HTA supporting, Special Needs for Families of Wandsworth SNFFOW: Maria Augustus and HTA: Belinda Hunte Maria Augustus and Belinda Hunte - Respite Short Break Foster Carers, received gifts which will be used to help special needs children in Wandsworth.
Belinda is a long time friend of HTA and was very pleased to receive the gifts and her team will be volunteering for HTA in the future.
Please always support us.
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2nd June 2010
The 2010 Young Leaders Awards Supporters, Sponsors and Youth Aid Young Leaders “Congratulations on all your achievements, may your success continue to grow whilst encouraging others to progress”.
 Youth Aid – Coordinator: Ojarlkre Udu, Lewisham Councillor: Cllr Crada Onuegdu and HTA: Samuel Burke.
Samuel Burke, on behalf of Hearts to Africa, is proud to have been invited to attend and give support to young people at the 2010 Young Leaders Awards @ Youth Aid in Lewisham. We wish you all the best.
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23rd May 2010
Haiti Relief Effort
3rd Shipment of gifts to Haiti  Carole Attis – Chair of UHUK said, Thank You, for helping to successfully fill and ship a 40 foot container full of gifts to Haiti. Please continue supporting us in sending more containers. Gift List
Men & women shirts
Men & women trousers Women dresses
Men & women accessories Children’s clothing Baby clothes & accessories Men & women shoes Bedding sheets Bath towels Pens and Pencils
| Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Educational Books Disabled equipment First Aid Equipment Kitchen equipment Building & Gardening tools Candles
Tents
Bathroom accessories | Body spray
Tin food
Children toys Large group toys for schools Educational toys Soft toys
Footballs Dry food
Children treats Gift bags |
Gift Collection Thanks again.
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22nd May 2010
Added extra gifts to the shipment for Sierra Leone and collected for the third shipment to Haiti.
Sierra Leone  Samuel and Ibrahim HaitiWilford Michel Steve
Haiti’s 3rd shipment will be completed ASAP
Thank you ....................
16th May 2010
Sierra Leone, Uganda and DR Congo Shipping Gifts
 The amount of gifts shared between the Sierra Leone, Uganda and DR Congo projects were equivalent to the amount needed to fill a 20 foot container.
.................... Uganda Leslie Gordon Nakati Nursery & Infant School  Hearts to Africa gave gifts which will benefit Nakati Nursery & Infant School and the surrounding community in Buddo Uganda; our contribution will be towards education, healthcare and domestic.
  Mr & Mrs Kambugu will be personally handing the gifts directly to people in need and to volunteers supporting the needed.
.................... DR Congo 2nd Shipment of gifts to the DRC  Anna Reynolds and Steve Africa Family Reunion will use the gifts towards their Voluntary Projects starting on the 16th to 26th June 2010 in Kinshasa.
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Sierra LeoneKambia District Ibrahim S. Al-Kamara
Mr Ibrahim s al-Kamara - Director of Galaxy-Sultan Foundation: - our organisation is based in Sierraleone; Kambia District is in the Northern Province 100 miles from Freetown and about 50 miles to Guinea Conakry.
Our development programs include teaching young people computer skills, radio journalism and at present we offer an educational advice service to families with amputee’s adults whom send their children to work in the street, we give advice on how important it is to send their children to school.
Hearts to Africa gave Galaxy-Sultan Foundation educational, healthcare and domestic gifts for hundreds of people.
.................... Sierra LeoneKathantha VillageHearts to Africa & African Caribbean Re-Union continued support for Kathantha Village with Aid to the Regent Chiefs and Local Health Officers. The Regent Chiefs, Home Management and Committee Members in 2009. .................... Gift List for three countries.
Men & women shirts
Men & women trousers Women dresses
Men & women accessories Children’s clothing Baby clothes & accessories Men & women shoes Bedding sheets Bath towels Pens and Pencils
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Computer parts Educational Books Disabled equipment First Aid Equipment Kitchen equipment Building & Gardening tools Mobile phones Boxes of papers Bathroom accessories | Children bicycles Adult bicycles Children toys Large group toys for schools Educational toys Small teddy bears Footballs Small radios Children treats Gift bags |
Gift Collection All your gifts will be personally delivered to people who will use it to benefit themselves towards the improvement of their families, schools and villages.
Thanks for your support.
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M Powell and S Burke
Ms M Powell will be closely working with Hearts to Africa to complete two voluntary projects:
The improvement of there school water supplies and helping with receiving a container of gifts for students and teachers.
Thank you for your support. Farmer: S Dawkins Taxi Driver: I Biggs Mr Dawkins gave HTA a gift from his farm and thanked HTA for supporting this local school.
Mr Biggs a long time supporter of HTA and HTA’s taxi driver, volunteered 50% of his time in helping us to cut cost when giving support to schools.
Thank you for your gift and support.
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Haiti Relief Effort
2nd Shipment of gifts to Haiti  Carole Attis – Chair of UHUK said, Thank You, for helping to successfully fill and ship a 40 foot container full of gifts for Haiti. Please continue supporting us in sending more containers.
Thanks again. ....................
Randomly distributed educational material to the Jamaica public. Mothers Teachers
Fathers Farmers
Our "No Excuse" approach towards helping others has been very successful, thanks to everyone in Jamaica for their voluntary input towards helping others. With everyone's support, we will continue with our voluntary programs in Jamaica. .................... 13th April 2010 Jamaica
Central High School HTA: A Prince, CHS Principal: S Walters & HTA: S Burke Mrs Shirley Walters said, Thank You, for the educational material, we have greatly help towards our school budget. These gifts will be given to our top students at our school award ceremony on the 12th May 2010. Samuel said, one of Hearts to Africa's many Voluntary Projects is honouring students and great people, we are grateful to have contributed towards your award ceremony. .................... Hazard Basic School HT: Ms Kay'Ann Levy-Becaroo & HTA: Andrew Prince On the behalf of Mrs Veronica Prince, her family gave 140 pencils and 112 books to 90 basic school children. Class Room 1 Class Room 2 Mr Prince, Son of Veronica and members of HTA was honoured and proud to give support to the school he once attended. Class Room 3 Class Room 4 The family will continue to support HBS for many years to come. Mrs Veronica Prince, We Thank You.
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12th April 2010 Jamaica Distributed educational material to 1200 students.
HTA Jamaican Volunteers: Adrian Wilson & Marylin Fearon. Adrian has always been the top student in all his classes, so he fully understands the important of education and that's why he volunteers his time in helping fellow students in a wide range of subjects. HTA is honoured to have his support. Marylin has always supported several local communities, charities, churches and personally operates a small business which directly supports school children. Together we have arranged and given support to 1200 school children. .....................
Hazard Primary School HT: Mrs Simmonds & HTA: Mr Burke Mrs Simmonds was very please to received the gifts and stated the gifts will be given to the most needed. We also talked about other voluntary programs we will be working on together. I.T: Mr Walker. Thanked HTA and said, we look forward to working with you.
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Smithville Primary & Nursery School HT: Ms Testa Edwards Walters, SC:Mr Errol Ansel and HT: Margaret Matthews.
Welcomed back HTA, we talked about the school and other voluntary programs.
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21st March 2010
A small shipment of gifts to DR Congo
 Anna Reynolds and Jules Manguumbu These gifts will be given to schools and the updating of African Family Reunion - AFR office equipments, which will help the team to carry out more Voluntary ProjectsLaptops, desktop computers, printers, projector, GCSE Level ICT text books, clothes, toys, shoes and other gifts. Thank you for helping us to support the people of Africa. ....................
20th March 2010
VoxAfrica TV Interview with Henry Bonsu
Henry Bonsu: VoxAfrica, Samuel Burke: Hearts to Africa, Animate Kamara: Wish for Africa and Phil Vernon: International Alert.
Shoot The Messenger talked about the contribution of aid to Africa from large and small charitable organisations. This interview is available on VoxAfrica website and the Sky channel network 218. Thank you Henry Bonsu for supporting Hearts to Africa for 11 years. ...................
14th March 2010
United Nations International Women’s Day 2010‘Celebrating the economic, political & social achievements of women past, present and future’
Hearts to Africa would like to say thank you to all our past and present women supporters around the world for their 12 years of priceless contribution and commitment towards achieving success in all of our voluntary activities.
 Samantha Chase (HTA), Varnia Lovinsky (UHUK), Cllr. Margaret Ali (UPF & WFWP) and members.
Thank you for inviting Hearts to Africa to UN International Women’s Day.
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24th February 2010
Haiti Relief Effort Carole Attis – Chair of UHUK
Carole Attis is now in Haiti working with UHUK members & local organisations arranging how best to contribute towards rebuilding and the distribution of gifts. For more information on gifts for Haiti please visit: Gift Collection & Dates and Times and on Haiti Relief Effort please visit: UHUK Thanks again for your continued support. ....................
18th February 2010Hearts to Africa would like to thank South Camden Community School who have kindly donated their surplus computer equipment after the refurbishment of their IT Department. The beneficiaries will be Schools, Colleges & Small Learning Centres in both The Gambia and Haiti.
 Pictured with Samuel Burke of HTA are Steve Curtis (Systems Officer) and David Damolekun (Network Manager) representing South Camden Community School.
The donated I.T. equipment consists of laptops, desktop computers, printers, smart boards, projectors and GCSE Level ICT text books.
Working together to make a difference Thanks to everyone for their full support. ....................
14th February 2010
We have stop collecting until the next shipment to Haiti, which will be ASAP.
Please still contact us if you have any queries and always check our webpage for up to date information: Dates and TimesAs always, thank you for your continued support. ....................
11th February 2010
Gambia
Kotu Quarry Village Head Teacher: Mr Timothy Sambou wrote to Hearts to Africa. The Jola community from Cassamance southern Senegal war torn Zone all are refugees residing at Kotu Quarry. Due to some natural disaster, we contain during the rainy season, it was bad we never contain water like that before and all the three classrooms were washed away in two days with the continuous rain in August 2009. The roof and wall fell on the furniture; we lost all our educational material so the school was closed. We rented a room to use as a school but could only teach 30 students, the other students would turn up crying carrying their school bag saying they want to go to school. On the 1st January 2010, we started rebuilding and have renamed our new school too “Sam’s Hearts to Africa Nursery School” and "Hearts to Africa’s logo is our new school logo". On behave of the management, students of HTA School, board members of Sam’s Hearts to Africa Nursery School and Kotu Quarry, we would like to thank you all for your kind gestures and understanding for the stationery you gave to the school through our Coordinator:- Mr Famara Badjan. 100 students received educational material, plus gifts for the teachers.
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10th February 2010
Haiti Relief Effort 1st Shipment of gifts to help in the Haiti Relief Effort.  Carole Attis – Chair of UHUK and UHUK members will be distributing the gifts.
Gift List for Haiti  Seven thousand candles, dry & tin food and other gifts. | Admin & Educational Material
Pens and Pencils
Clothing for Children & Adult
Candles
Building Tools
Men and Women Shoes | Baby Food
First Aid Plasters/Bandages
Alcohol Wipes
Beddings
Towels
Dental Aid
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Thanks to everyone for their full support.
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7th February 2010
Haiti Relief Effort Many thanks to all the Volunteers   Together we have collected, sorted and packed gifts for thousands of people in a very short time.
 We have changed our shipping dates and will be shipping gifts to Haiti ASAP.
Thanks again for your support. ....................
THANKS TO ALL LISTED BELOW FOR HELPING HEARTS TO AFRICA
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT GRATITUDE TO THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESSES WHO HAVE PROVIDED THEIR HELP AND DONATIONS
ALL HEARTS TO AFRICA’S MEMBERS, MR GREGORY SALMON, WANDSWORTH COUNCIL OPERATIONAL SERVICES, MR RON CUSHNIE, MR JOSEPH JULES, MR DALTON MORRIS AND FRIENDS OF HEARTS TO AFRICA AROUND THE WORLD.
THEIR ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN TRULY WELCOMED
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23rd January 2010
Haiti Relief Effort
United Haitians in the United Kingdom
Great Volunteers, Great Results and ‘No Excuse’ Thanks to UHUK volunteers for 10 hours of successfully collecting, sorting and packing gifts for hundreds of Haitians. Working together to make a difference Implement the recruitment of local volunteers to act as stewards, to facilitate crowd control for the effective distribution of essential items. Set up children’s centres with facilities for play and learning that will provide a therapeutic element. Please continue to support us throughout the year.
Thank you
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16th January 2010
Haiti Relief Effort
Hearts to Africa and United Haitians in the United Kingdom
 Judith Craig EC of UHUK and Samuel Burke CEO of HTA Our organisations will be working closely together to give long term assistance to the people of Haiti. Together we will be able to provide essential items for hundreds of families, which will allow their children to continue schooling, while the adults rebuild their homes and businesses. For more information on gifts for Haiti please visit: Gift Collection & Dates and Times and on Haiti Relief Effort please visit: UHUK Thanks again for your continued support. ....................................................................................................................................
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