Pictures from Haiti

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Email from Kesney Auguste

Pictures of the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti. Pictures showing Fuel Relief Fund bringing fuel to the areas that need it most; Medical Clinics to keep medicines refrigerated and for lights at night, Orphanages, generators located at the tent cities to provide light at night, generators that purify water and anyone else that is helping the Haitians to survive.

From: “Kesney Auguste” <jauguste@stny.rr.com>

Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500

To: <thoncharik@fuelrelieffund.org>

Cc: Blackberry Kesney

Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund

I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparallel contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince.

Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time.

All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate.

Mail Check or Money Order to:

Fuel Relief Fund

Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund

4344 Latham Street, Suite 230

Riverside, CA 92501