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Thank you to all of you that have offered to assist to help Haiti in its recovery after the earthquake. I and our Valencia Volunteers staff have been researching the ways to maximize our contributions now and in the near future. Here’s an update on our progress.

First, if you know of students that are having a difficult time please send them to Student Services at your campus. Each campus has counselors and other resources to assist students in need.

Next, How you can help now? Use your cell phone and computer right now to help via texting and making donations:
• Text "YELE" to 501501 to donate $5 for Haitian Relief (Wyclef Jean's Yele Foundation)
• Text "HAITI" to 90999 to donate $10 (American Red Cross).
• Catholic Relief Services - www.crs.org or 1-888-277-7575.
• UNICEF requests donations for relief for children in Haiti via their Haiti Earthquake Fund. You can also call 1-800-4UNICEF.
• Doctors Without Borders is in the disaster zone and set up clinics to treat injured. Donate any amount to help their efforts. doctorswithoutborders.org/
• Go to Redcross.org and click Donate or call (800) REDCROSS. Twitter has become an invaluable source of information on this tragedy. Search via #Haiti and #RedCross.
• The U.S. Special Envoy to Haiti, President Bill Clinton, hopes to bring a major humanitarian mission to the island. Donate through the Clinton Foundation or text HAITI to 20222 to donate $10.
• Lowe's is accepting food, water, clothing or cash to the Red Cross.
• Wycleff Jean’s Yele Haiti foundation is accepting money on its website www.yele.org
• All arms of the Red Cross are accepting donations. The International Red Cross website is: www.ifrc.org
• ActionAid donations can be made at: www.actionaid.org
• Donations to the Oxfam appeal can be made at: www.oxfam.org.uk
• The International Rescue Committee is raising money at: www.ircuk.org
• The DEC is accepting donations through its website www.dec.org.uk
Read more: http://www.poder360.com/article_detail.php?id_article=3424#ixzz0cclCDn5n

Another resource for local organizations is the Orlando Sentinel http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/os-box-2-orlando-helps-haiti-20100114,0,6343224.story

Later: Student Development, the Valencia Volunteers, SGA, Bridges and VaSHA (Valencia Haitian Student Association) are also creating partnerships with UCF’s Engineers Without Borders, their Haitian Student Association (Creole), Evans High School and several local churches. We will be conducting a supply drive next week on each campus. Details as to drop off locations and a supply list will go out on Friday, January 15.

We are also meeting to plan how Valencia can assist in the future but right now what every agency needs is cash. I know many of you are struggling financially right now. Please find it in your heart to make the sacrifice to make a contribution to whomever you feel will do the most to help our friends and families in Haiti.

Updates as to our progress to follow.

In your service, Victor Collazo vcollazo@valenciacc.edu