region: Quest -> Ouest

parish: -> Croix-des-Bouquets
address: Operations Office: 55 South Main Street Oberlin, OH 44074 30 mins. E of PaP rte Cap-Haitien 18.539269 -72.336408 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West -> Operations Office: 55 South Main Street Oberlin, OH 44074 30 mins. E of PaP rte Cap-Haitien 18.539269 -72.336408 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West Confirmed Commune. Lpar 2/4/11

name: Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - "UTC - CHOLERA TREATMENT" (Supported by: OPS-OMS) -> Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - "UTC - CHOLERA TREATMENT" (Supported by: PAHO/WHO)

notes: This site is designated as a 'UTC' by Paho on listed dated UTC CONTACTS: Principal Contact: Franzt Angus, 37012345 Mario Cyr 3612-3726 cyrm @hai.ops-oms.org -> This site is designated as a 'UTC' by Paho on listed dated 11/19/10: UTC DEFINITION: Unit for the/Cholera (UTC): a health center, mobile clinic or hospital alone which has built a space to be able treat patients cholera, or in a tent or ente or in a house of the structure. THE UTC is able to make oral rehydration and intravenous use. Capacity 2-20 beds. Opening: at least during 12 hours. Staff : doctor, nurses, agent sanitation, health worker. UTC CONTACTS: Principal Contact: Franzt Angus, 37012345 Mario Cyr 3612-3726 cyrm @hai.ops-oms.org
mission: Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs). -> Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs).

town: 30 mins. East of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets -> Croix-des-Bouquets
name: Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (SHELTER / DIST: FOOD/WATER - MED/SURGICAL CLINIC) -> Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - "UTC - CHOLERA TREATMENT" (Supported by: OPS-OMS)
address: Operations Office: 55 South Main Street Oberlin, OH 44074 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West -> Operations Office: 55 South Main Street Oberlin, OH 44074 30 mins. E of PaP rte Cap-Haitien 18.539269 -72.336408 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West
notes: July 2010 update: http://www.doubleharvest.org/images/uploads/DoubleHarvest_web.pdf === From Haitian Diaspora Community site 2/6/10 (VERIFIED): http://haiti.ushahidi.com/reports/view/2817 I am coordinating for Double Harvest located at Croix Des Bouquets,. Double Harvest is a 200 acre compound with a fully operational clinic/hospital outside of PAP (due East), 18 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West.The Clinic has two OR's with anesthesia machines, digital Xray capacity. Currently they have approximately 1000 Haitians camped around them. The NGO is in need of shelter material and tents. The Double Harvest In-Country Program Manager is Frantz Angus - (POC) +509 3552 4041 +509 3552 4041, +509 3701 2345 +509 3701 2345 RESPOND IN KIND TO: USA Logistics Point of Contact: Jay Cafasso 917-623-9136 or 917-623-9136 knightscrossing.hls @gmail.com ============================================= http://www.doubleharvest.org/updates_and_newsletters/home.html Thank you for your contribution to Double Harvest and its work in Haiti! Your heart of compassion for its people is deeply appreciated during this time of crisis. On Tuesday, January 12, the country of Haiti was changed forever. The 7.0 earthquake and aftershocks caused catastrophic devastation and multiple casualties and injuries in a wide area in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). With a sub-standard infrastructure and a depressed economy, the country has been hard pressed to meet the incredible needs without outside help. The U.S and other countries have organized relief efforts. Double Harvest has been in the country for almost 30 years and was uniquely poised to do its part. We are grateful to God that our project, our students and our people were safe. We are aware of four employees who died off-site. Within a couple of days we were able to fly in a team of six, including board members, to assist our Haitian staff in organizing our response. Almost immediately we began providing food, water, shelter and medical care to thousands within our reach in the nearby villages. The critical need was diesel fuel for our generators to provide the electricity on which our surgical- medical clinic and our well pumps depended. Since then and after many frustrating attempts, the fuel has become more available as we have the funds to purchase it. Soon surgical teams arrived making it possible to conduct the critical surgeries; with so many personnel, surgeries are being done around the clock in shifts. Drinkable water from our wells is being transported to points in PAP. Rice and beans, vegetables from our farm, and fish and eggs from two new projects are feeding people. Patients and those who have lost loved ones are also receiving pastoral care. The crisis is far from over. We expect to continue to give priority to the services of medical personnel and, at a later time, invite those with skills in rebuilding damaged and destroyed areas. For now, however, we thank you for your generosity in meeting the overwhelming needs of this devastated nation and its people. “Sowing Seeds of Life” will continue to characterize our mission. ================ Your donation to the Double Harvest Disaster Relief project will go 100% to the victims of the earthquake. Your donation will buy fuel for transport of materials to be distributed at the project, food, fuel to pump pure water from the wells on the farm, medical supplies and medical care. Long term friends of Double Harvest have built a general fund that takes care of administrative duties. Please be assured that Board Members of Double Harvest are in Haiti making sure that these activities are taking place in a way that your donation is being used to full capacity. Thanks for your help. You may also send a check to Double Harvest at the address on the Donate page. Please designate clearly on a separate note: “Disaster Relief”. We thank you for your concern and prayers. -> This site is designated as a 'UTC' by Paho on listed dated UTC CONTACTS: Principal Contact: Franzt Angus, 37012345 Mario Cyr 3612-3726 cyrm @hai.ops-oms.org
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest
facility_type: Walk-in Resource -> Medical Facility
cat_notes: -> MOVED OLD NOTES - 11-23-10 LTel: July 2010 update: http://www.doubleharvest.org/images/uploads/DoubleHarvest_web.pdf === From Haitian Diaspora Community site 2/6/10 (VERIFIED): http://haiti.ushahidi.com/reports/view/2817 I am coordinating for Double Harvest located at Croix Des Bouquets,. Double Harvest is a 200 acre compound with a fully operational clinic/hospital outside of PAP (due East), 18 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West.The Clinic has two OR's with anesthesia machines, digital Xray capacity. Currently they have approximately 1000 Haitians camped around them. The NGO is in need of shelter material and tents. The Double Harvest In-Country Program Manager is Frantz Angus - (POC) +509 3552 4041 +509 3552 4041, +509 3701 2345 +509 3701 2345 RESPOND IN KIND TO: USA Logistics Point of Contact: Jay Cafasso 917-623-9136 or 917-623-9136 knightscrossing.hls @gmail.com ============================================= http://www.doubleharvest.org/updates_and_newsletters/home.html Thank you for your contribution to Double Harvest and its work in Haiti! Your heart of compassion for its people is deeply appreciated during this time of crisis. On Tuesday, January 12, the country of Haiti was changed forever. The 7.0 earthquake and aftershocks caused catastrophic devastation and multiple casualties and injuries in a wide area in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). With a sub-standard infrastructure and a depressed economy, the country has been hard pressed to meet the incredible needs without outside help. The U.S and other countries have organized relief efforts. Double Harvest has been in the country for almost 30 years and was uniquely poised to do its part. We are grateful to God that our project, our students and our people were safe. We are aware of four employees who died off-site. Within a couple of days we were able to fly in a team of six, including board members, to assist our Haitian staff in organizing our response. Almost immediately we began providing food, water, shelter and medical care to thousands within our reach in the nearby villages. The critical need was diesel fuel for our generators to provide the electricity on which our surgical- medical clinic and our well pumps depended. Since then and after many frustrating attempts, the fuel has become more available as we have the funds to purchase it. Soon surgical teams arrived making it possible to conduct the critical surgeries; with so many personnel, surgeries are being done around the clock in shifts. Drinkable water from our wells is being transported to points in PAP. Rice and beans, vegetables from our farm, and fish and eggs from two new projects are feeding people. Patients and those who have lost loved ones are also receiving pastoral care. The crisis is far from over. We expect to continue to give priority to the services of medical personnel and, at a later time, invite those with skills in rebuilding damaged and destroyed areas. For now, however, we thank you for your generosity in meeting the overwhelming needs of this devastated nation and its people. “Sowing Seeds of Life” will continue to characterize our mission. ================ Your donation to the Double Harvest Disaster Relief project will go 100% to the victims of the earthquake. Your donation will buy fuel for transport of materials to be distributed at the project, food, fuel to pump pure water from the wells on the farm, medical supplies and medical care. Long term friends of Double Harvest have built a general fund that takes care of administrative duties. Please be assured that Board Members of Double Harvest are in Haiti making sure that these activities are taking place in a way that your donation is being used to full capacity. Thanks for your help. You may also send a check to Double Harvest at the address on the Donate page. Please designate clearly on a separate note: “Disaster Relief”. We thank you for your concern and prayers.

notes: From Haitian Diaspora Community site 2/6/10 (VERIFIED): http://haiti.ushahidi.com/reports/view/2817 I am coordinating for Double Harvest located at Croix Des Bouquets,. Double Harvest is a 200 acre compound with a fully operational clinic/hospital outside of PAP (due East), 18 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West.The Clinic has two OR's with anesthesia machines, digital Xray capacity. Currently they have approximately 1000 Haitians camped around them. The NGO is in need of shelter material and tents. The Double Harvest In-Country Program Manager is Frantz Angus - (POC) +509 3552 4041 +509 3552 4041, +509 3701 2345 +509 3701 2345 RESPOND IN KIND TO: USA Logistics Point of Contact: Jay Cafasso 917-623-9136 or 917-623-9136 knightscrossing.hls @gmail.com ============================================= http://www.doubleharvest.org/updates_and_newsletters/home.html Thank you for your contribution to Double Harvest and its work in Haiti! Your heart of compassion for its people is deeply appreciated during this time of crisis. On Tuesday, January 12, the country of Haiti was changed forever. The 7.0 earthquake and aftershocks caused catastrophic devastation and multiple casualties and injuries in a wide area in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). With a sub-standard infrastructure and a depressed economy, the country has been hard pressed to meet the incredible needs without outside help. The U.S and other countries have organized relief efforts. Double Harvest has been in the country for almost 30 years and was uniquely poised to do its part. We are grateful to God that our project, our students and our people were safe. We are aware of four employees who died off-site. Within a couple of days we were able to fly in a team of six, including board members, to assist our Haitian staff in organizing our response. Almost immediately we began providing food, water, shelter and medical care to thousands within our reach in the nearby villages. The critical need was diesel fuel for our generators to provide the electricity on which our surgical- medical clinic and our well pumps depended. Since then and after many frustrating attempts, the fuel has become more available as we have the funds to purchase it. Soon surgical teams arrived making it possible to conduct the critical surgeries; with so many personnel, surgeries are being done around the clock in shifts. Drinkable water from our wells is being transported to points in PAP. Rice and beans, vegetables from our farm, and fish and eggs from two new projects are feeding people. Patients and those who have lost loved ones are also receiving pastoral care. The crisis is far from over. We expect to continue to give priority to the services of medical personnel and, at a later time, invite those with skills in rebuilding damaged and destroyed areas. For now, however, we thank you for your generosity in meeting the overwhelming needs of this devastated nation and its people. “Sowing Seeds of Life” will continue to characterize our mission. ================ Your donation to the Double Harvest Disaster Relief project will go 100% to the victims of the earthquake. Your donation will buy fuel for transport of materials to be distributed at the project, food, fuel to pump pure water from the wells on the farm, medical supplies and medical care. Long term friends of Double Harvest have built a general fund that takes care of administrative duties. Please be assured that Board Members of Double Harvest are in Haiti making sure that these activities are taking place in a way that your donation is being used to full capacity. Thanks for your help. You may also send a check to Double Harvest at the address on the Donate page. Please designate clearly on a separate note: “Disaster Relief”. We thank you for your concern and prayers. -> July 2010 update: http://www.doubleharvest.org/images/uploads/DoubleHarvest_web.pdf === From Haitian Diaspora Community site 2/6/10 (VERIFIED): http://haiti.ushahidi.com/reports/view/2817 I am coordinating for Double Harvest located at Croix Des Bouquets,. Double Harvest is a 200 acre compound with a fully operational clinic/hospital outside of PAP (due East), 18 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West.The Clinic has two OR's with anesthesia machines, digital Xray capacity. Currently they have approximately 1000 Haitians camped around them. The NGO is in need of shelter material and tents. The Double Harvest In-Country Program Manager is Frantz Angus - (POC) +509 3552 4041 +509 3552 4041, +509 3701 2345 +509 3701 2345 RESPOND IN KIND TO: USA Logistics Point of Contact: Jay Cafasso 917-623-9136 or 917-623-9136 knightscrossing.hls @gmail.com ============================================= http://www.doubleharvest.org/updates_and_newsletters/home.html Thank you for your contribution to Double Harvest and its work in Haiti! Your heart of compassion for its people is deeply appreciated during this time of crisis. On Tuesday, January 12, the country of Haiti was changed forever. The 7.0 earthquake and aftershocks caused catastrophic devastation and multiple casualties and injuries in a wide area in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). With a sub-standard infrastructure and a depressed economy, the country has been hard pressed to meet the incredible needs without outside help. The U.S and other countries have organized relief efforts. Double Harvest has been in the country for almost 30 years and was uniquely poised to do its part. We are grateful to God that our project, our students and our people were safe. We are aware of four employees who died off-site. Within a couple of days we were able to fly in a team of six, including board members, to assist our Haitian staff in organizing our response. Almost immediately we began providing food, water, shelter and medical care to thousands within our reach in the nearby villages. The critical need was diesel fuel for our generators to provide the electricity on which our surgical- medical clinic and our well pumps depended. Since then and after many frustrating attempts, the fuel has become more available as we have the funds to purchase it. Soon surgical teams arrived making it possible to conduct the critical surgeries; with so many personnel, surgeries are being done around the clock in shifts. Drinkable water from our wells is being transported to points in PAP. Rice and beans, vegetables from our farm, and fish and eggs from two new projects are feeding people. Patients and those who have lost loved ones are also receiving pastoral care. The crisis is far from over. We expect to continue to give priority to the services of medical personnel and, at a later time, invite those with skills in rebuilding damaged and destroyed areas. For now, however, we thank you for your generosity in meeting the overwhelming needs of this devastated nation and its people. “Sowing Seeds of Life” will continue to characterize our mission. ================ Your donation to the Double Harvest Disaster Relief project will go 100% to the victims of the earthquake. Your donation will buy fuel for transport of materials to be distributed at the project, food, fuel to pump pure water from the wells on the farm, medical supplies and medical care. Long term friends of Double Harvest have built a general fund that takes care of administrative duties. Please be assured that Board Members of Double Harvest are in Haiti making sure that these activities are taking place in a way that your donation is being used to full capacity. Thanks for your help. You may also send a check to Double Harvest at the address on the Donate page. Please designate clearly on a separate note: “Disaster Relief”. We thank you for your concern and prayers.

notes: http://www.doubleharvest.org/updates_and_newsletters/home.html Thank you for your contribution to Double Harvest and its work in Haiti! Your heart of compassion for its people is deeply appreciated during this time of crisis. On Tuesday, January 12, the country of Haiti was changed forever. The 7.0 earthquake and aftershocks caused catastrophic devastation and multiple casualties and injuries in a wide area in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). With a sub-standard infrastructure and a depressed economy, the country has been hard pressed to meet the incredible needs without outside help. The U.S and other countries have organized relief efforts. Double Harvest has been in the country for almost 30 years and was uniquely poised to do its part. We are grateful to God that our project, our students and our people were safe. We are aware of four employees who died off-site. Within a couple of days we were able to fly in a team of six, including board members, to assist our Haitian staff in organizing our response. Almost immediately we began providing food, water, shelter and medical care to thousands within our reach in the nearby villages. The critical need was diesel fuel for our generators to provide the electricity on which our surgical- medical clinic and our well pumps depended. Since then and after many frustrating attempts, the fuel has become more available as we have the funds to purchase it. Soon surgical teams arrived making it possible to conduct the critical surgeries; with so many personnel, surgeries are being done around the clock in shifts. Drinkable water from our wells is being transported to points in PAP. Rice and beans, vegetables from our farm, and fish and eggs from two new projects are feeding people. Patients and those who have lost loved ones are also receiving pastoral care. The crisis is far from over. We expect to continue to give priority to the services of medical personnel and, at a later time, invite those with skills in rebuilding damaged and destroyed areas. For now, however, we thank you for your generosity in meeting the overwhelming needs of this devastated nation and its people. “Sowing Seeds of Life” will continue to characterize our mission. ================ Your donation to the Double Harvest Disaster Relief project will go 100% to the victims of the earthquake. Your donation will buy fuel for transport of materials to be distributed at the project, food, fuel to pump pure water from the wells on the farm, medical supplies and medical care. Long term friends of Double Harvest have built a general fund that takes care of administrative duties. Please be assured that Board Members of Double Harvest are in Haiti making sure that these activities are taking place in a way that your donation is being used to full capacity. Thanks for your help. You may also send a check to Double Harvest at the address on the Donate page. Please designate clearly on a separate note: “Disaster Relief”. We thank you for your concern and prayers. -> From Haitian Diaspora Community site 2/6/10 (VERIFIED): http://haiti.ushahidi.com/reports/view/2817 I am coordinating for Double Harvest located at Croix Des Bouquets,. Double Harvest is a 200 acre compound with a fully operational clinic/hospital outside of PAP (due East), 18 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West.The Clinic has two OR's with anesthesia machines, digital Xray capacity. Currently they have approximately 1000 Haitians camped around them. The NGO is in need of shelter material and tents. The Double Harvest In-Country Program Manager is Frantz Angus - (POC) +509 3552 4041 +509 3552 4041, +509 3701 2345 +509 3701 2345 RESPOND IN KIND TO: USA Logistics Point of Contact: Jay Cafasso 917-623-9136 or 917-623-9136 knightscrossing.hls @gmail.com ============================================= http://www.doubleharvest.org/updates_and_newsletters/home.html Thank you for your contribution to Double Harvest and its work in Haiti! Your heart of compassion for its people is deeply appreciated during this time of crisis. On Tuesday, January 12, the country of Haiti was changed forever. The 7.0 earthquake and aftershocks caused catastrophic devastation and multiple casualties and injuries in a wide area in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). With a sub-standard infrastructure and a depressed economy, the country has been hard pressed to meet the incredible needs without outside help. The U.S and other countries have organized relief efforts. Double Harvest has been in the country for almost 30 years and was uniquely poised to do its part. We are grateful to God that our project, our students and our people were safe. We are aware of four employees who died off-site. Within a couple of days we were able to fly in a team of six, including board members, to assist our Haitian staff in organizing our response. Almost immediately we began providing food, water, shelter and medical care to thousands within our reach in the nearby villages. The critical need was diesel fuel for our generators to provide the electricity on which our surgical- medical clinic and our well pumps depended. Since then and after many frustrating attempts, the fuel has become more available as we have the funds to purchase it. Soon surgical teams arrived making it possible to conduct the critical surgeries; with so many personnel, surgeries are being done around the clock in shifts. Drinkable water from our wells is being transported to points in PAP. Rice and beans, vegetables from our farm, and fish and eggs from two new projects are feeding people. Patients and those who have lost loved ones are also receiving pastoral care. The crisis is far from over. We expect to continue to give priority to the services of medical personnel and, at a later time, invite those with skills in rebuilding damaged and destroyed areas. For now, however, we thank you for your generosity in meeting the overwhelming needs of this devastated nation and its people. “Sowing Seeds of Life” will continue to characterize our mission. ================ Your donation to the Double Harvest Disaster Relief project will go 100% to the victims of the earthquake. Your donation will buy fuel for transport of materials to be distributed at the project, food, fuel to pump pure water from the wells on the farm, medical supplies and medical care. Long term friends of Double Harvest have built a general fund that takes care of administrative duties. Please be assured that Board Members of Double Harvest are in Haiti making sure that these activities are taking place in a way that your donation is being used to full capacity. Thanks for your help. You may also send a check to Double Harvest at the address on the Donate page. Please designate clearly on a separate note: “Disaster Relief”. We thank you for your concern and prayers.

name: Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (DIST: FOOD/WATER - MED/SURGICAL CLINIC) -> Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (SHELTER / DIST: FOOD/WATER - MED/SURGICAL CLINIC)
address: Operations Office: 55 South Main Street Oberlin, OH 44074 -> Operations Office: 55 South Main Street Oberlin, OH 44074 degrees 32' 47.17" North, 72 degrees 11' 36.22" West
current_population: -> 1000
mission: Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs). -> Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs).

name: Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (DIST: FOOD/WATER - MED/SURGICAL CLINIC)
organization: -> Medical Clinic/Farm/School/Shelter
mission: Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs). -> Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs).

parish: Port Au-Prince ->
town: -> 30 mins. East of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets
name: Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” -> Double Harvest “Sowing Seeds of Life” - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
region: -> Haiti, Caribbean
mission: -> Christian business man, Aart Van Wingerden (now deceased), began Operation Double Harvest in Haiti in 1981 with the purpose of establishing an agricultural project that would reap an increase in the harvest from the land as well as a spiritual harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. The poorest country in the western hemisphere, Haiti was chosen to “help people help themselves”, to instill a Christian work ethic, and to model business conduct with high integrity. In short, he had a vision to “Sow Seeds of Life” in an impoverished situation. Located in the Caribbean Sea, Haiti occupies the western one third of the island of Hispaniola and is approximately 650 miles southeast of Florida and 60 miles southeast of Cuba. The Operation Double Harvest project is located approximately one-half hour east of Port-au-Prince, near the town of Croix des Bouquets. Through Double Harvest, Inc., his family, friends, and associates continue to support and subsidize the 200 acre project consisting of a farm and the other resulting ministries: a school with a Sponsor a Child program, a medical/surgical clinic, and a benevolent housing project. Operation Double Harvest is registered in Haiti and operates under the Haitian government guidelines for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs).