For those who don't know what the Echelon are: We are the dedicated and sometimes insane fans (family) of the rock band 30 Seconds to Mars, which consists of Jared Leto, Shannon Leto and Tomo Milicevic.

We are here as "Echelon Making A Difference" ... but you dont have to be an Echelon to do that, you just got to have a heart! MARS inspires us everyday to Live our lives, Love openly, Learn all we can, Believe in ourselves and others, Dream big and Create amazing things! This is why we are here. We are going to do amazing things and help those who are in need!

We are going to raise $5000USD+ by April 2013 and we are going to leave this accoutn running until we arrive at our magically figure of $20,000USD (No matter how long it takes!) 

At $5000 everyone who has donated via Crowdrise or through buying a wristband will go into the draw to win a Jared Leto Haiti Photo Book valued at $100USD winners being announced via twitter and will be emailed.

Please check out our website www.thisisacalltoarms.com

Go buy a wristband from our store where 100% of profits from the Haiti wristbands goes to the HHH Fundraiser! AC2A Store - The Armory

Also Follow us on twitter @ACall2Arms

THANKS!! XXX Kit & The AC2A Crew

A Little More about JP HRO and Help Haiti Home:

Founded by Sean Penn immediately after the 2010 earthquake. J/P HRO is managing programs in Camp Management, Medical, Rubble Removal, Community and Education, Redevelopment, & Emergency Response Operations. From the beginning they have been a leader in responding to the urgent needs of the Haitian People, while relentlessly pursuing sustainable solutions for development. They believe that emergency relief in Haiti goes hand-in-glove with economic development & reconstruction. When you donate to J/P HRO, you are directly improving the lives of Haitians.

J/P Haitian Relief Organization wrote -

Petionville Camp is a tent city and temporary home to 18,220 displaced people from the 2010 Haiti earthquake. The neighborhoods camp residents lived in before the earthquake border the edges of the camp; these people are so close to their former homes yet they remain homeless. With little to no means, they cannot afford to get their families out of camp and back home. J/P HRO works to make living conditions in the camp better like providing medical care, schooling for children and community programs. But J/P HRO’s main objective is to help these people get home. For the Haitian people home is dignity, jobs, education, good health, family, creativity and a better future for their country.    

J/P HRO is on the ground in Haiti clearing rubble, fixing earthquake damaged homes, helping families move out of tents one a time, building jobs programs, revitalizing schools, developing public health programs and working side by side with the Haitian people and the Haitian government to solve the nation's problems.

On average, it costs about $1300* per person to make the journey from camp to home. This covers the cost of rebuilding homes and revitalizing schools, clinics and other community services; as well the cost of rubble and debris removal. Millions of square feet of rubble still clog the streets of Port-au-Prince, a key obstacle to helping people home.

Want to fundraise for J/P HRO? Join a celebrity team below, reach out to family and friends and help someone in Haiti get back Home.

Note: This figure is based on our previously funded projects and represents an average estimated cost. All donated funds will be used as unrestricted funds in conjunction with support from international or multi-lateral donors across all of our programs and support services, all of which work together to Help Haiti Home.

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