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Haiti Earthquake Emergency Response
Pennywise helped provide direct support through our dear friends at SOIL. Two local Haitian community leaders from the south took emergency supplies to the areas affected and assessed the needs of the people there.
All of SOIL's relief efforts were conducted in partnership with trusted local organizations.
Pennywise helped provide direct support through our dear friends at SOIL. Two local Haitian community leaders from the south took emergency supplies to the areas affected and assessed the needs of the people there.
All of SOIL's relief efforts were conducted in partnership with trusted local organizations.
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Resources for Flood Survivors in Pakistan
Pennywise worked with Alight to play its role in alleviating the plight of flood victims in Pakistan. Through a large network of volunteers and partners, Alight has provided relief support across four provinces where the response had been limited. Alight distributed food packets and collaborated with multiple organizations, sharing its experience and capacity to address various flood-related challenges.
Pennywise worked with Alight to play its role in alleviating the plight of flood victims in Pakistan. Through a large network of volunteers and partners, Alight has provided relief support across four provinces where the response had been limited. Alight distributed food packets and collaborated with multiple organizations, sharing its experience and capacity to address various flood-related challenges.
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Responding to Earthquake Survivors in Syria
Our partners at Alight began immediately to provide critical support for Syrians who’ve been displaced from their homes by the massive earthquake that hit the region on February 6, 2023. Alight has provided food, warm clothing and blankets, hygiene items, and heated, safe shelter for over 1,000 families in Aleppo, Syria. They also offered cash support to bridge families through the disaster and, when possible, helped people make repairs and return to their homes.
Our partners at Alight began immediately to provide critical support for Syrians who’ve been displaced from their homes by the massive earthquake that hit the region on February 6, 2023. Alight has provided food, warm clothing and blankets, hygiene items, and heated, safe shelter for over 1,000 families in Aleppo, Syria. They also offered cash support to bridge families through the disaster and, when possible, helped people make repairs and return to their homes.
Anguilla Heritage Assessment Project.
Hurricane Irma, a category 5 hurricane made landfall on islands in the eastern Caribbean on September 6, 2017. The storm devastated the island of Anguilla, causing widespread damage to buildings and utilities infrastructure. Among those buildings damaged or destroyed were some of the oldest structures on the island including churches and those associated with the island’s historic salt industry. Erosion of coastal pre-Columbian archaeological sites is also expected to have occurred.
This project was led by the University of Vermont and included the Government of Anguilla, the Anguilla Archaeological and Historical Society, and the Pennywise Foundation. Together, project partners worked to identify potential for cultural preservation efforts to support humanitarian relief efforts through job creation, clean-up and rebuilding initiatives.
Hurricane Irma, a category 5 hurricane made landfall on islands in the eastern Caribbean on September 6, 2017. The storm devastated the island of Anguilla, causing widespread damage to buildings and utilities infrastructure. Among those buildings damaged or destroyed were some of the oldest structures on the island including churches and those associated with the island’s historic salt industry. Erosion of coastal pre-Columbian archaeological sites is also expected to have occurred.
This project was led by the University of Vermont and included the Government of Anguilla, the Anguilla Archaeological and Historical Society, and the Pennywise Foundation. Together, project partners worked to identify potential for cultural preservation efforts to support humanitarian relief efforts through job creation, clean-up and rebuilding initiatives.