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Most Money Raised for Haiti Recovery Has Been Spent, but Needs Continue, a Chronicle Survey Finds

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Posted: 01/07/12 12:18 PM ET

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The Chronicle Of Philanthropy:

International aid charities have spent about two-thirds of the money they raised after the deadly earthquake that rattled Haiti nearly two years ago.

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International aid charities have spent about two-thirds of the money they raised after the deadly earthquake that rattled Haiti nearly two years ago. ...
International aid charities have spent about two-thirds of the money they raised after the deadly earthquake that rattled Haiti nearly two years ago. ...
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ahley
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08:22 PM on 01/16/2012
that is sooooo sad my mom and dad are from haiti and we to rise money for that country and i am going to haiti in the fall
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spongeworthy06
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06:37 PM on 01/08/2012
Why cant France take them over? They pretty much broke camp and started this whole mess.
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mebemommee06
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06:15 PM on 01/08/2012
lets see the charity's skimmed half off the top.. then the greedy, corrupt government in Haiti took a cut... this is why I never give to charities anymore. To me they're all crooks..
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soldier123
Ask not what your country can do for you but what
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01:06 PM on 01/08/2012
where did the money go. I bet after all this time the place still looks like an earthquack hit it.
How do u help a people that cannot take the effort and help themselves.
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VA Jill
Retired RN, Army mom. Bring the troops home!
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12:04 PM on 01/08/2012
Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK, what does that tell you?) blocked what the government had pledged, just out of meanness.
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soldier123
Ask not what your country can do for you but what
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01:03 PM on 01/08/2012
Military mom thank you for supporting the American soldier.
You got my fan
Have a good New Year and I hope that your son has come home safely.
Michael
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mebemommee06
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06:16 PM on 01/08/2012
whats that got to do with this article?
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VA Jill
Retired RN, Army mom. Bring the troops home!
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10:30 AM on 01/09/2012
Plenty. It was money that was needed, was pledged, and should have gone there. Inhofe blocked it out of pure meanness, just like the Repugs blocked about everything else the president tried to do. What's your problem?
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