Everything our General Manager Enel, his wife, and mother owned was in this house. Luckily he had his phone with him when the earthquake happened. Unfortunately, Enel’s clothes, money, and resources like phones for The Haiti Tree Project, are all under the rubble. But luckily everyone in his house ran out fast enough to escape the collapsing ceiling.

Thanks to solar panels, people in Haiti are sharing their solar power to allow friends and neighbors to charge their cell phones. Having access to communication is important, especially after a disaster.

With the tropical storm rains, Enel and his family are looking for ways to stay dry. They also have to travel a long distance to get water since the nursery's water pipes have broken again.

Without money, it’s extremely difficult to get food because everyone is trying to hold on to what little they have left.

I sent Enel some money of my own, and hopefully, he can get a ride into town to visit the Moneygram. Accessing the money will allow Enel to purchase food to feed his family and a tarp to keep them dry from the rain.