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March 2, 2010
World Harvest Responds To Haiti
WH dispatched its 2nd team to Haiti, along with $40,000 in supplies...
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December, 2009
Special Year-End Message from World Harvest
By God's grace, we have now come close to the end of year 2009. In this past year, you have played such an incredible role...
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November 30, 2009
Padang Quake Benefit Concert
Concert featuring Frontline Generation to benefit the recovery work in Indonesia.
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LAPTOPS FOR AFRICA!
Donate your old laptop to WH! Join the movement to empower many leaders in Uganda, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone!
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SPECIAL COVERAGE: PADANG EARTHQUAKE
Read the latest updates about the devastaing quake that hit Padang. World Harvest's Relief Team is working hard to help save victims.
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HCD Update
Read the latest Harvest Community Update from the field.
Find out about some of our sponsored children and what World Harvest is doing in their communities.
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HARVEST HUMANITARIAN SERVICES



Dr. Mitch Duininck, World Harvest medical volunteer, examines a patient.
World Harvest positions itself globally to provide emergency aid for areas hit with devastating natural disasters—famines, earthquakes, hurricanes, fires, floods, etc. Above and beyond rendering aid to disaster hit areas, we position ourselves to assist people and survivors in conflict ravished regions, while establishing self-provision programs for their communities to sustain themselves upon our departure. World Harvest does not just believe in affixing a bandage, World Harvest believes in healing the wound!

Through the Harvest Humanitarian Services, World Harvest provides special “HCD Teams” of specialized medical, dental, and family experts to underprivileged regions. Through the humanitarian services, World Harvest also works on rehabilitating hospitals, schools, and community infrastructure.

Testimony from Richard Dutch (Volunteer in Yogyakarta): “Needless to say, this was a very emotional trip for me as I could not believe the devastation that occurred, the medical treatment that still needed to be provided, and yet, the attitude of the Indonesian people was unbelievably positive, optimistic and friendly. I have never experienced such a wide range of emotions in such a short amount of time.”