Comments: Proud to hear all of the stories about Hurricane alumni helping out through different organizations. Very proud too of Project Medishare!
Comments: Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Haiti and their loved ones around the world. May the departed rest in peace and the living find the strength to continue forward. All donations will help. I just made mine and encourage others to do so as well. Let's come together as Canes and help as we can. Vivian Veiga
Comments: I just made my pledge via the YELE HAITI EARTHQUAKE FUND. Yele Haiti is a movement led by Wyclef Jean that is helping to bring hope back to Haiti. Projects are designed to make a difference in the fields of education, health, environment and community development. Yele Haiti (previously known as the Wyclef Jean Foundation) is a 501 (3) tax exempt charitable organization. No goods or services were provided, in whole or in part, in return for this contribution.Your gift is fully tax deductible as provided in the Internal Revenue Code. 100% of donations from individuals go to our assigned projects. Thank you once again! Sincerely, The Yele Haiti Team Wyclef has been working in Haiti before the earthquake and I'm secure that monies pledged via his foundation will be used to help the people of that Country, so please pledge your monies via this organization.
Comments: I think the time has come for all UM Alumni to come together and move as a unit of one in an effort to help our fellow Haitian brothers and sisters. This University has been enriched, by a lot of excellent Haitian students and athletes. Let dig deep into our pockets and give to the relief efforts. As the former president of the Black Alumni Society I think we, the black alumni, should lead by example. Lets all step up to the plate and give like we have never given before. Let’s go and do our part. We are all UM Alumni!!! Let’s go "CANES"!!!!!!!!!!!
Comments: The University of Miami Alumni Association is saddened by the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti yesterday. Our thoughts and prayers go out to our Haitian alumni, their families, and the Haitian community. |