Addison's effort to heal the children in Haiti

My name is Addison Muller and I am helping children in Haiti get the medical treatment they need in order to survive. Next year I will be receiving the sacrament of Confirmation and I feel a strong calling from God to help others in need.

I was introduced to the idea of helping children in Haiti through my father who visited the hospitals and orphanages in Haiti a few years ago and ever since I’ve felt a strong connection to these children as I realize how blessed I am to have my health and the basic resources I need every day. I met with Father Enzo Del Brocco who is one of the priests dedicated to helping the Catholic mission in Haiti under the leadership of Father Rick Frechette who helped create and run the St Damien Pediatric Hospital and he described to me what these kids are going through and it really touched my heart. I feel it is my calling to help at least one other child who is less fortunate than I am and would love if you could open your hearts and see why this is so important to me.

This fundraising campaign is dedicated to a 1 year old child named Lazarre who requires surgery for Hydrocephalus as well as for many kids requiring seizure medication. Please express your generous support for this very important effort.

Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

I'm raising money in aid of NPH USA and every donation will help.

NPH USA transforms the lives of vulnerable children in Latin America and the Caribbean with homes, healthcare and educational programs.

Founded in 1968, the mission of Our Little Brothers & Sisters(OLBS) is to support the efforts of Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) in helping orphaned and abandoned children in Haiti by providing food, clothing, shelter, medicine, education and vocational training in a nurturing family environment. OLBS is founded upon the principles of unconditional love and acceptance. Orphaned and abandoned children who are welcomed into OLBS supported homes are never asked to leave or given up for adoption. They are taught work, sharing and responsibility in a secure, loving family environment; OLBS strives to equip the children with the life skills they will need for successful adulthood. In addition to providing support for homes for orphan children, OLBS reaches out into the community. OLBS supports outreach programs to aid those living in extreme poverty, including community medical clinics which treat tens of thousands of people per year, community schools which are available to local children, facilities for severely disabled children, medical clinics and street schools in the slums of Haiti.