Thursday, January 21, 2010

A Safe Haven Foundation Providing Shelther for Haiti Earthquake Victims


Giving hope and a home to those in crisis and transition...

A Safe Haven Foundation will be providing temporary shelter and accommodations for survivors of the recent earthquakes in Haiti. Those arriving in Chicago airports will be greeted by A Safe Haven Foundation representatives who will be on hand with food, clothing and lodging options. A Safe Haven Foundation is extending a helping hand and anticipates assisting more than 100 people throughout their facilities.

"We have great experience and interest in helping people who are homeless. Our hearts go out to the survivors who are more than homeless. They're devastated, in shock, mourning and grieving. We're honored to be of service," said Brian Rowland, Rep of A Safe Haven Foundation.

We would like to thank Sam's Club and Chicago Mini Bus Travel for their commitment to join A Safe Haven Foundation as strategic allies in support of survivors, pledging an ongoing campaign to raise money, provide transportation and provide supplies.

Help Us Help Our Friends. Donations are being accepted to restore devastated lives. To provide supportive housing, purchase food, clothing, bedding and toiletries, send your checks, or money order donations to:

A Safe Haven Foundation
Attn: Hope for Haiti
2750 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, IL 60608
Online Credit Card Donations:
"Foundation" Tab

About A Safe Haven...
A Safe Haven is a Social Economic Model providing and coordinating supportive recovery home housing, treatment, affordable housing, job training and job placement services. A Safe Haven's housing and case management services are available to people who are homeless and/or in for recovery from disease of alcoholism and drug addiction. More than 30,000 people have participated in programs offered at A Safe Haven. Through their diverse programs, which include phased living arrangements, ASH has achieved great success in aiding the long-term sustainable recovery, self-sufficiency and independence of their residents. A Safe Haven accepts both public and private referrals. A Safe Haven is honored to have recently been chosen by the Board of Directors of the 100 year old Chicago Christian Industrial League to steward the mission of helping the homeless.

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