To the french speaking ones :

Voici un projet que je veux soutenir et je vous invite donc fortement (très fortement, c'est un ordre en fait) à faire un petit ou un grand geste. Ou les deux (en gesticulant comme des malades ça devrait le faire)

Vous pouvez choisir de faire un don anonyme si vous ne souhaitez pas que votre nom apparaisse dans la liste des donateurs.

Si certains n'ont pas de cartes visa et/ou ne veulent pas faire de dons en ligne, vous pouvez me faire des dons directement (dans ce cas-là en euros) par chèque ou en espèce (seulement en main propre, pas d'envoi !). Je les reverserai via ce compte en essayant d'être au plus prêt de la valeur en dollars. Me contacter à a.rain@free.fr pour plus de détails.

Vous pouvez donner autant de fois que vous voulez, alors si il vous prend l'envie d'en remettre une couche, ne vous gênez pas !

MISE A JOUR : merci à tous ceux qui ont soutenu et fait un don ! Je pars pour Haiti dans 2 semaines :-))

Les donations sont toujours possibles !   ;-)

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To the english speaking ones:

I'll make it shorter : donate, that's an order  :-)) 

One a more serious note : I want to support that project, amongst others I do believe in, and I would like to be part of the volunteers that will go in Haiti in June, for that I need to reach my 5000 $ goal.
Make me proud !

And I want to point out that none of the money you donate will be spent in paying my trip. Everything will be paid from out of my pocket, from plane to food…

UPDATE : Thanks to everyone who supported and donated ! I'm going to Haiti in 2 weeks :-))

And donations are still open !  ;-)

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RANDOM ACTS :

Two years ago, after a destructive and devastating earthquake ravaged Haiti, Random Acts provided major funding for a journey to Jacmel to assist in rebuilding homes, communities and lives. During our initial visit, a dental clinic was reconstructed, an orphanage was refurbished and a carpentry school with 1600 donated tools was founded.

Later, in 2011, Misha Collins and the Random Acts team returned. This time, we were joined by a group of 22 enthusiastic volunteers. For the volunteers, work began before they arrived in Haiti. To secure their spot, each person expended vast amounts of energy and determination to raise at least $5000. What a great accomplishment! The monies raised from those donations, and donations from our amazing supporters, provided the tools and supplies used during our mission.

While there, the volunteers and staff opened their hearts and arms to demonstrate the true power of kindness. They worked in the fierce heat of the Haitian sun to aid in the construction of a multi-purpose community center; a facility that will provide shelter, as well as educate and feed homeless and orphaned children. Plus, our team members participated in creative and recreational activities with the children, such as arts, crafts and games.

But, our work isn’t done. That's why we're going back in 2012.

In order to participate, you must raise your funds through Crowdrise at this project page.  

Register your profile, then click the Join the Team button to get started.

For details about the Hope to Haiti project, including requirments for joining the trip, please visit our Hope to Haiti website.