Showing posts with label Helping Out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Helping Out. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Extreme Makeover Home Edition: Beach Family
The Beach family in Kemah are going to be on EMHE this Sunday at 7pm central, on ABC. Get your DVR ready!
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Team Rubicon Recon: Chile
Team Rubicon is headed to Chile, to scout out areas along the coast where their help may be most needed. Prayers and donations always welcome.
They have a fan page on Facebook, and you can sign up for updates directly from them (on their website), if you are so inclined.
They have a fan page on Facebook, and you can sign up for updates directly from them (on their website), if you are so inclined.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Team Rubicon Documentary
The trailer is here from their trip to Haiti:
This organization was established right after the earthquake in Haiti as a team of first responders who could get on the ground faster than larger aid organizations or even the military. Their mission in Haiti was such a success, they have decided to stick around.
This organization was established right after the earthquake in Haiti as a team of first responders who could get on the ground faster than larger aid organizations or even the military. Their mission in Haiti was such a success, they have decided to stick around.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Team Rubicon in Haiti
Team Rubicon needs more volunteers to go to Haiti ASAP. If you're interested, click here.
Who they need (very precisely): ER doctor types plus pediatric skills EMT's. Security element still necessary need former military with combat experience and trauma skills, a school teacher would be a good addition as we transition
One way or the other, make sure you check out their blog. I don't know any of these men personally, but I'm impressed by all brave Americans who jump in and get in done in time of need. These are those guys.
Who they need (very precisely): ER doctor types plus pediatric skills EMT's. Security element still necessary need former military with combat experience and trauma skills, a school teacher would be a good addition as we transition
One way or the other, make sure you check out their blog. I don't know any of these men personally, but I'm impressed by all brave Americans who jump in and get in done in time of need. These are those guys.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Mission to Haiti: Help if you Can
This effort led by former Marines and Soldiers is ad hoc, but it sounds like they're going to get a lot done on the ground, quickly, just as they likely did when they were in active service.
Please donate if you feel led to. You can do so by clicking here.
Please donate if you feel led to. You can do so by clicking here.
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