NEW DATES ANNOUNCEMENT:
Mission to Haiti
January 30-February 3, 2012

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Haiti - How YOU Can Get Involved

 

Four Ways YOU Can Help:

1. Donate to the Haiti Relief Fund   
2. Tell us about your missions in Haiti
3. Volunteer your time and talents   
4. Stay informed and spread the word!

Donate to the Haiti Relief Fund

Click here to donate online  

We accept:

Send your tax deductible donation to:

Make your checks payable to "National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc." Enter "Haiti Disaster Relief Fund" in the notes section of the check.

Tell Us About Your Missions in Haiti

 

We are asking for participation from all churches, associations and state conventions that are presently involved in ministry efforts in Haiti to complete the "Haiti Missions Involvement" form, advising us of your present works in Haiti. We will use this information to assist us in guiding our assessment and relief activities.

Calling All Volunteers!!!

If you are interested in volunteering your time, talents and experience to do missions work in Haiti, we want to hear from you.  Those individuals who wish to volunteer should contact the Office of Disaster Management and request a Volunteers Informational Packet, or download and print a copy.  Each volunteer will be required to complete and return this packet prior to being offered an assignment to participate in Haiti relief efforts under the direction of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.

The African American Baptist Mission Collaboration and Habitat for Humanity

The NBC, USA, Inc. and four additional historic African American Baptist communities are collaborating to respond more effectively to the devastation in Haiti. The African American Baptist Mission Collaboration (AABMC) was formed immediately after the earthquakes in Haiti and has donated over $1MM to Habitat for Humanity to address the immediate and urgent need for temporary shelters and permanent housing.   A life-size sample of the family shelters to be built was on display in the exhibit hall during the 2010 Annual Session. These shelters were designed so that they could be converted to permanent housing.