Disaster Strikes Haiti, Thursday January 14th 2010
Read down to get current updates.
If you’re like us your heart is breaking as you watch the reports of the death and devastation that the earthquake has brought to Haiti. Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the Americas, where people live on less than $2 day, and it has been hit by another natural disaster.
The American Red Cross is estimating a death toll in excess of 40,000, and the lack of the most basic resources will make that toll rise if help is not immediate.
So here’s a way to help. Donate to Doctors without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières) and in return you gain free access to download the knitting patterns pictured below. For every dollar we raise one of our vendors will be matching (up to a maximum of $50,000). Knitting Fever, who supply us with some of your favorite yarns, including Noro, Louisa Harding and Sirdar have committed to making the match. Now that’s awesome – let’s see if we can max out that offer!
Click on comments below to get latest updates on fund raising.
Doctors without Borders work to provide medical aid in crisis situations – including natural disasters such as the Haiti earthquake. The Haiti disaster needs a rapid response with the specialized medical and logistical help that Doctors without Borders can provide.
| You know how much you pay for patterns, so be generous and get some great designs in return. All these have been donated by the designers, and all proceeds go directly to Doctors without Borders.Go on, you know you want to, and as always thank you so much for your amazing generosity |


















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