This list of organizations was complied by the National Organization of Sisters of Color Ending Sexual Assault in an effort to assist you in helping to ensure the safety of women and children in Haiti, whether you give time, money, food, clothing or other resources, we ask you to donate to Haitian Women’s organizations.  
  
Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees
 
Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees, Lakou New York, and MUDHA Movement of Dominican Haitian Women are organizing an immediate delivery of first aid relief. MUDHA is traveling to the Dominican/Haitian border, looking at how to reach affected areas.
 
 
 
To make a financial tax-deductible donation to Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees, Lakou New York, and MUDHA Movement of Dominican Haitian Women, so that they may take supplies to Haiti, please mail donations to:
 
 
 
            IFCO/Haiti Relief
 
            418 West 145th Street
 
            New York NY 10031
 
 
 
You can find out more at www.pastorsforpeace.org [1] or by calling IFCO at 212.926.5757.
 
 
 
Dwa Fanm 
 
Dwa Fanm means “Women’s Rights” in Haitian Creole. Dwa Fanm is committed to empowering every woman and girl with the freedom to define and control their own lives. Through advocacy and grassroots programs, Dwa Fanm works to end all forms of violence, discrimination and injustice in the U.S. and in Haiti.
 
 
 
PLEASE VISIT www.dwafanm.org [2] for more on what you can do.
 
 
Fanm Ayisyen Nan Miyami, Inc. (FANM)/Haitian Women of Miami
 
The Haiti Relief Task Force composed of over 15 local and national organizations has been revived to bring desperate relief to millions of our brothers and sisters who are suffering at this time.  
 
Donations can be sent to:
 
Haiti Relief Fund
c/o Eustache Fleurant
Bank of America
9499 N.E. 2nd Avenue Miami, Florida 33138.
 
On line donation can be made to FANM, Inc.: www.fanm.org [3] for information please call Fania Innocent at (305)756-8050. Checks made to "Haiti Relief Fund" can also be sent to FANM, Inc. at 181 N.E. 82 Street, Miami, Florida 33138.
 
 
The Lambi Fund 
 
 
Its goal is to help strengthen civil society as a necessary foundation of democracy and development. The fund channels financial and other resources to community-based organizations that promote the social and economic empowerment of the Haitian people.
 
 
 
Lambi fund of Haiti is not a first responder, but a second responder. Lambi Fund will be there to help Haiti rebuild long after the relief service providers leave.
 
To donate to Lambi Fund of Haiti go to http://www.lambifund.org [4] or contact:
 
 
 
Lambi Fund of Haiti
 
PO Box 18955
 
Washington DC 20036
 
(202)-833-3713
 
 
 
***For more organizations and listing of how you can help, please visit http://www.akilaworksongs.com/helphaiti [5]