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ISOH/Impact has sent food, meds and supplies, but are right now looking for cash donations.

The death toll in Chile continues to rise and millions more have been affected. At ISOH/Impact, workers are on stand-by ready to ship out supplies to those who need it the most.

ISOH/IMPACT continues to collect donations for emergency relief response to Haiti's earthquake. We recognize that this is an ongoing need, and we are committed to serving our brothers and sisters in Haiti as we have done for over 20 years.

Needed items include:

• Bagged Rice and Beans (high priority)
• Canned Food and Other Non-Perishable Food Items
  Over the counter medications including Neosporin and Children’s Tylenol
  First Aid Kits
• Personal Hygiene Items
  Manual Can Openers
  Diapers, Wipes & Baby Care Items
• Rubber Gloves & Masks
• Flashlights & Batteries
• Cots & New Blankets
  Tents, Tarps, Ropes & Duct Tape
• 5 Gallon Buckets with Lids
• Paper Towels & Toilet Paper
• Bleach & Laundry detergent
  Sponges, Scrubbing Pads & Cleaning Towels
• Large Trash Bags
  Brooms, Dustpans, Mops, Mop Heads
• Spray & Liquid Cleaners (409, Pine Sol etc.)
  Cash donations to help offset packaging and shipping costs

Donations can be dropped off at ISOH/IMPACT’s Waterville warehouse located at 905 Farnsworth Rd. in Waterville, OH. There is a P.O.D.S. container* onsite at the Waterville Warehouse for 24/7 drop-offs. Cash and credit card donations can be made online at www.isohimpact.org or sent directly to the ISOH/IMPACT offices at 25182 W. River Rd., Perrysburg, OH 43551.

The first ISOH/IMPACT emergency response medical team has returned from Haiti while other teams are on their way to continue providing critical care to those injured in the January 12 earthquake. People who have yet to receive medical attention continue to arrive arrive with broken bone at our partnering hospital outside of Port-au-Prince.

During their 5 days on the ground in Haiti, the team of 20 doctors and medical personnel were able to perform more than 100 surgeries and tend to more than 1,600 patients. On their final day, they even welcomed a new life when a healthy baby boy was born.

ISOH/IMPACT was in Haiti before the earthquake and we'll still be there long after other relief organizations begin to pack up and move on. Your continued support is vital to providing ongoing critical care to earthquake survivors in Haiti.

Photos from the trip: