Set a reminder for tomorrow, Thursday, November 28th at 6pm EST and bookmark this page! Just in time for the holidays, Invicta Watch Company has created an incredible collection of 6 LIMITED EDITION watches to help Project Medishare continue to provide lifesaving healthcare in Haiti. This Thanksgiving weekend, The Invicta...
Read MoreWe are so pleased to share with you the great accomplishment of two of our rehabilitation department personnel. Cedieu Fortilus and Kernand Emmanuel have both recently graduated from the Loma Linda Rehabilitation Technician Certification Program. We are extremely grateful to the Knights of Columbus for generously...
Read MoreJust 4 short weeks ago 10 year-old Monelson was in critical condition at Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He was clinging to life with bacterial pneumonia and collapsed lungs. Thanks to so many people, Mo was airlifted from Haiti to Hershey Children’s...
Read MoreWe are so excited to share with you some photos of the new Pediatric wing at Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare! This construction took about 2 months to complete and was made possible by some incredible donations made by our Haitian friends. Construction of the new...
Read Moreby Kevin Melanson Kevin Melanson "The reality of actually finishing the Vermont 100 km (62 mi) Run is finally starting to sink in. Unlike what I, or other people might have, imagined, crossing the finish line wasn't exactly a “euphoric” experience. Yea, it was great to accomplish...
Read MoreHospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare has generously been given a donation of a 1-year supply of surfactant for our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). “Surfactant reduces the surface tension of fluid in the lungs and helps make the small air sacs in the lungs (alveoli)...
Read MoreOn July 20th, Project Medishare volunteer and supporter, Kevin Melanson, MS, ATC, PES, is running a 62 mile race to raise $6,200 for our efforts in Haiti. Here is his story: “What logical explanation could there be to run 62 miles? Yes, I enjoy running. Yes, I'm crazy. Yes,...
Read MoreIn Haiti, it is tradition to wear a flower in honor of your mother on Mother's Day. A red flower is worn if your mother is living and a white or purple flower is worn to honor a mother that has passed. Project Medishare for...
Read MoreWe were so touched by this incredible story that we had to share with all of you. Written by Dr. Edward Duckworth: “It is sometimes hard to feel that you have made a significant difference in someone's life. Working as a neurosurgeon in the United States,...
Read MoreLacey Menkin recently returned from a trip with Caneshare where she volunteered with us. This is the letter she sent out to her friends and family who contributed funds toward the trip: "Thank you so much for your help in supporting my recent trip to Haiti....
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