Bowl for Haiti
Join us for an afternoon of bowling to help Port Salut, Haiti.
It is estimated that 80 percent of Port Salut was severely damaged by Hurricane Matthew. One month post hurricane and this coastal town is still suffering from the devastating effects of this storm. Come out and enjoy an afternoon of bowling and support rebuilding efforts in Port Salut, Haiti. The event will be held on Saturday, November 12 at 4 PM – 6 PM at Apple Valley Bowl located at 1304 S Main St, Plantsville, Connecticut. The event is $25 and includes 2 hours of bowling, shoe rental, pizza, baked goods and soda. Make sure to bring extra cash for raffle prizes. Invite your friends and family to support a great cause.
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For more information visit our facebook event page.
Hurricane Matthew
Hurricane Matthew strikes Haiti
According to the United Nations an estimated 1.4 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Haiti in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew and at least 1,000 people have lost their lives. Operation Unisson has been collaborating with a local organization for almost two years in Port Salut, a coastline town in Western Haiti that has been severely affected by Hurricane Matthew. The people of Port Salut make a livelihood on their farmland, all of which was destroyed by Matthew. Additionally, thousands of homes have been damaged, road access is limited, and drinking water sources have been contaminated. Cholera cases are being reported. We need your help. Your donation will help purchase medical supplies, clean water, food and shelter for the thousands of people affected. Follow the link below to see more images of the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti.
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Sand Dam Update
Sand Dam Update
We are excited to share photos from our in-country partners, MAP International, in Uganda! Sand dams are a cost-effective method of water conservation. They capture rain-water, store it underground and are currently one of the most effective and sustainable, yet currently under-utilized, methods of water conservation in the world. Your donations and support help us build these and bring access to water in Karamoja, Uganda.
2016 CT WALKS
The sixth annual CT Walks for Haiti was a great success. The weather was not on our side but we had the support of about 600 participants who braved the cold and rain. Thank you for all your support for six years! We look forward to next year’s walk to be held April 1, 2017.
CT Walks for Haiti runs an annual walk-a-thon and festival to fund the projects of charities working in Haiti. Since 2010, CT Walks For Haiti has raised over $160,000 for educational, medical and nutritional programs.
Pig’s Eye
Pigs Eye Pub
Allies in Hope is hosting an event for Operation Unisson. Join us for live music, food, and drink specials at Pig’s Eye Pub from 4-8! We hope to see you soon!!
2015 CTWH
The sixth annual CT Walks for Haiti was our largest yet! We had over 800 walkers and participants. Thank you for all your support!
CT Walks for Haiti runs an annual walk-a-thon and festival to fund the projects of charities working in Haiti. Since 2010, CT Walks For Haiti has raised over $140,000 for educational, medical and nutritional programs.
Sand Dam 2015
Sand Dam
Operation Unisson is fundraising to help build a sand dam in the Karamoja region of Uganda. For One Another, our partner, has already built one sand dam in this region and it has been extremely successful. However, more are still needed. Sand dams are a cost-effective method of water conservation they capture rain-water and store it underground. They are one of the most effective and sustainable, yet currently under-utilised,methods of water conservation in the world.
Shoes for Sanitation
Shoes for Sanitation
Hundreds of children in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya walk barefoot making themselves susceptible to parasitic infection, cuts and burns. For One Another Foundation and Operation Unisson are partnering to bring education and playing shoes to these children. For just $8 UDS you can offer a child a new pair of shoes.
2014 CTWH
