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Blood Drive

Embrace Relief organize blood donation campaigns and encourage its members and volunteers to donate blood. Blood is an constant demand for accident victims, surgery, and cancer patients with other diseases. Anyone between the ages of 17 to 76, in good health, and weighing at least 110 lbs can donate. You can donate up to 6 times per year.

Typhoon in Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan struck Philippines on Friday, November 8th with a wind of 200 mph, leaving the country in a devastating condition. It has received reports that around 10,000 people have lost their lives and it is the most powerful typhoon that has fallen. More than 1,200,000 people were forced to move into a safe place and around more than 850,000 people were in need of food. As part of Embrace Relief’s mission, we donated 50,000 to help those who are affected by Typhoon Haiyan.

Blanket Drive for Syrian Refugees

Embrace Relief, along with Counties of Loudoun and Fairfax, Town of Purceville and Northern Virginia Regional Commission, ATFA, MAFTA, Pinnacle Academy, organized a blanket drive for Syrian Refugees in Turkey. With the immense efforts of Chairman Scott York, Chairman Sharon Bulova, Mark Gibb of Northern Virginia Regional Commission and many others, we managed to collect over 15,500 blankets and $15,000.

Earthquake in Van, Turkey

Embrace Relief immediately started a campaign to help victims of earthquake in Van, Turkey. The Turkish-American community felt sad about the strong earthquake which struck eastern Turkey with a 7,2 magnitude in 2011.

Officials said that the earthquake killed 604 and injured 4152. At least 11,200 building sustained damage in the region, 6017 of which were found to be uninhabitable. The other 5200 have been damaged but are habitable. Embrace Relief distributed food, clothing and blankets to the victims of the earthquake. Volunteers from Embrace Relief set up tent as temporary housing for victims that lost their homes. Also, Embrace Relief is building a dormitory in Van.

Earthquake in Haiti

Embrace Relief sent 119 volunteers to help the victims of earthquake in Haiti. Embrace Relief was the first organization to distribute food after earthquake. Volunteers distributed hot meals to 1000 people each 30 days. The volunteers also distributed tents, tents, blankets and clothes. Because many people were left homeless, volunteers set up tent as housing. 15 doctors attended this vital campaign and gave medical help to the injured.

Hospital

Embrace relief strongly believes that the impact moment is the time when the help is most needed. In order to help people in need for a long duration of time, futuristic projects should be brought to life. Therefore, embrace relief and Kimse Yok Mu are building a medical clinic in Port-au-Prince, the Capital city of Haiti. The clinic is planned to be operation in 2014.

Food Donation

In 2013, Embrace Relief has distributed more 42,000 lbs of food in Haiti.

School Supplies

Embrace Relief donated school supplies to 350 orphans in Haiti on December 15, 2013. The supplies contained everything the students needed. The HAC compound Croix des Bouquets currently provides education to these orphan students. Our volunteers delivered the supplies to the school and planned activities for the students.

Water Well

Embrace Relief initiated  “Water Wells” campaign to ease the difficulty of obtaining drinking water in Haiti. We started the water wells campaign in May 2013.

Help The Elderly

Embrace Relief encourages its volunteers to help the elderly. Visit them. Cook for them. Make them an emergency storm pack. Read for them. Call them. Plant flowers for them. Bake them a birthday cake. Go on a walk with them. Help them with their small house repairs.

Embrace relief has been continuing these efforts since 2008, solely with the support of its volunteers. We cannot express our thanks for the wholehearted efforts of our volunteers in their activities as they tried their best to help and care for the senior citizens in their neighborhoods.

Mothers Day Nursing home visit (Sinai Plaza Rehabilition on Nursing Centre) in Florida