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Nearly 1,300 people have been found dead after Saturday morning’s magnitude 7.2 earthquake toppled and damaged buildings, including churches, in southwestern Haiti. Christian groups say they are also estimating damages and the needs to provide immediate humanitarian assistance.
Setting out on a two-week kayaking trip down the Chesapeake Bay to support COVID-19 hunger relief last month, Elkridge father and son Hearly and Andreas Mayr completed the 200-mile journey last week, reaching their destination in Smith Island, Virginia, on July 30.
La famine continue de sévir dans le sud de Madagascar. Pour la troisième fois, le gouvernement américain a annoncé une aide alimentaire, sanitaire et agricole supplémentaire en faveur de cette partie de la Grande île. Les statistiques, rapportées par l’ USAID (Agence des Etats-Unis pour le Développement International), ont indiqué qu’à l’heure actuelle, plus de 1,1 million de personnes sont confrontées à des niveaux élevés d’ insécurité alimentaire. Au moins, 14 000 individus sont au bord de la famine, et ce chiffre pourrait augmenter, puisque les prévisions de ...
ELKTON - On a sweltering Friday morning, an Elkton father-son team launched their kayaks and began what they call the Bay 200 Challenge. Beginning at the Elk River Park Boat Launch in Elkton, the Challenge will take the kayakers 200 miles down the Chesapeake Bay in the hope of raising awareness and money for COVID-related hunger relief. âWe decided to use our summer vacation to launch the Bay 200 Challenge to let our community know that even though the pandemic is easing in the U.S., people here at home and in other countries are still facing very serious COVID-19 related challenges each...
Father & Son Embark on Sea Kayak Journey to Support ADRA Hunger Relief July 13, 2021 On July 16, a Maryland father and son sea kayaking team will embark on a self-styled expedition they’ve named the Bay 200 Challenge, a 12-day kayaking journey to raise money for hunger relief, one of the most pressing COVID-19 related issues affecting people today. The father and son duo will journey on a 200-mile (320 km) north-to-south traverse of the Chesapeake Bay in the U.S. East Coast, the largest bay in the United States. “The last 16 months had our share of ups and downs. My wife, Andrea, wh...