Monetary donations are the most critical need as supplies and personnel are mobilized

• The Salvation Army also asks for continued prayer for the people of Haiti

• As of Friday evening, The Salvation Army had raised $3.32 million to support relief efforts in Haiti.

• This includes a $100,000 donation from FedEx.

• Commitment by Wal-Mart to donate as much water as The Salvation Army can transport to the needy in Haiti.

• Donors can text the word “HAITI” to 52000 to donate $10 to The Salvation Army’s relief efforts via their phone bill. It is important for donors to confirm their donation with the word, “yes.”

• Monetary donations can also be made through:

• www.salvationarmyusa.org and via PayPal

• 1-800-SAL-ARMY

• The Salvation Army World Service Office

International Disaster Relief Fund

PO Box 630728

Baltimore, MD 21263-0728

*Please note that your donation is for Haiti Earthquake relief*

• Even before donations are processed, The Salvation Army is committing and spending money on relief efforts in Haiti; Donations are critical now and also help ensure that the long-term needs of the Haitian people are met. 100% of donations made to Haiti will be used on the ground in Haiti.

 The Salvation Army has had a presence in Haiti since 1950 and its personnel who were affected by the earthquake are now working to assist others in need

• The Salvation operates schools, clinics, hospital, feeding programs, children's homes and church-related activities through some 60 Corps community centers across the country.

• For more information about The Salvation Army’s activity responding to the disaster in Haiti, please visit http://www.salvationarmyhaiti.org/ or their Facebook pages at http://bit.ly/8AAgWs , http://bit.ly/6T7KHa, and http://bit.ly/6e9aUs.

• Bob Poff, the Director of Disaster Services for The Salvation Army in Haiti, shares his story about the earthquake here: http://bit.ly/721Jk2.