Haiti-Not-Hilfe e.V.

Haiti Emergency Aid Association: Our CSR. More relevant than ever.

01/20: New Year's update: As you know, we have a personal connection to Haiti. The situation in the country is currently particularly difficult for children, with many everyday problems and widespread hunger. For this reason, we have decided to donate Christmas gifts to projects in Haiti in 2019. If you have any questions about this, please do not hesitate to contact us. We thank you for your understanding and wish you a pleasant turn of the year 20129/2020.

September 22, 2016: The Haiti-Not-Hilfe e.V. association supports a home for children in Haiti who are homeless and without parents and would otherwise live on the streets.

Why we at DRIVE like the work and support the association

Working with children and investing in the future of our world is very important to us. Haiti-Not-Hilfe e.V. is a very small association; the Diehl couple does most of the work themselves, and there are very low administrative costs. Mr. Diehl is a doctor and does a lot of the medical examinations on site himself. We believe it is particularly important to establish structures that enable children to find a home and receive a good education so that they can build a better future for themselves.

If you would like to find out more and support the organization yourself, you can do so via the website. When shopping on amazon.de and other stores, a donation will be made directly to the organization with every purchase made via the link below.

WWW.HAITINOTHILFE.DE 

WWW.BOOST-PROJECT.COM 

DRIVE also supports projects in the church environment and in the fields of art, culture, and sports.

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