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Humanity First Distributes Much Needed Supplies to Pakistan Flood Victims
08/29/2010
August 29, 2010
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Humanity First Mobilized; Distributing Supplies in Support of Pakistan Flood Relief Efforts
08/11/2010
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Humanity First USA sends a team of doctors and medical staff to Ghana
Clayton Bell: Humanity First Medical Reconnaissance Mission
Up to this point no NGOs had ventured deep into the unknown mountains of Haiti to assess the medical, food, water and shelter needs of the people. All the attention had been on Port-au-P...
A massive earthquake of magnitu...
Early in the morning all but three members ofTeam 3 began our journey by road to Santo Domingo. As Dr. Snodgrass, Dr. Seifferrt, and Alicia were flying back to Santo Domingo at 3, they were able to run the clinic until 1230. They managed to see 95 patients in that time before leav...
After serving hundreds of patients for more than a week in Haiti, Dr. Omar Shams, Humanity First Disaster Relief Medical volunteer returned to the United States on Saturday, January 23. Dr. Shams arrived at New Orleans International (MSY) airport, at 10:45 PM CT.
Humanity First is registered in 33 countries across 6 continents, and has been working on human development projects and responding to disasters since 1992. These have included the earthquakes in Turkey, Pakistan, Japan and Iran, floods in Africa and Latin America, hurricanes (Katrina and Rita) , tornado's (Kansas) and wild fires (California) in the USA, Indonesia and Bangladesh, and conflicts in Eastern Europe.
Since its inception and IRS registration in 2004, Humanity First has been focused on spending most of the raised funds on direct program related expenses. As a result, more than 90% of its funds are in that expense category. This is achieved through dedicated volunteers in its management, and program operation teams.
