Water Quality/Sewage & Repair Planning

1. Water Quality/Sewage & Repair Planning Plaine du Nord, Haiti (north)Rural community about 9 miles travel from Cap Haitian of about 45 minutes by sturdy vehicle. The population is estimated at roughly 25,000. Community has suffered Cholera outbreaks, lacks consistent available clean water for consumption at the school and clinic facilities nor has agriculture usage. School includes Haitian Education Ministry mandated stucco rear building. Development two existing wells for storage and purification / treatmentMission presence since 1999 - Catmon Foundation Internationalof Clearwater, FLhttp://www.CatmonFoundation.org(FL Not-for-profit F0400002327) Sole Charity operated by Dr. T. H. Monnier Advisor Socio-Economic Development: Guy BuckmasterMission Partner Grant Requester: Heart For Haiti Foundationhttp://www.Heart-For-Haiti.org(IRS registered 501 (c )3 non-profit Foundation) Heart For Haiti Foundation of Clearwater, FL Founder/CEO: Guy Buckmaster Dr. T. H. MonnierFounder Catmon Foundation Guy BuckmasterFounder Heart For Haiti Foundation Dr. Leo BertulienAdministrator in Plaine du Nord

2. Heart For Haiti Foundation Board Members (bio’s) Guy E Buckmaster Founder/CEO Heart For Haiti Foundation (www.Heart-For-Haiti.org) Director Socio-Economic Development Catmon Foundation (www.CatmonFoundation.org) Guy has been a member of the Virginia Economic Developer’s Association having received his Virginia State Certification after completion of Virginia Tech two program. He is a past chairman of the economic development council of Nelson County Virginia and was actively involved in securing new jobs and retaining existing jobs while building public infrastructure (securing a FEMA grant, land and construction of Water tower with linkage to town water system) plus successfully lead his county into the prestigious Industry Readiness program attracting awareness and involvement of the community during his four year tenure. Guy is a graduate of Virginia Tech and Kellogg Foundation’s 2 year Leadership Development Program where he passed the rigorous evaluation to be selected one of 22 persons by the Governor of Virginia for participation in exploration of practical sustaining solutions to poverty and community stresses. The program objectives were learned and put to practice in post graduate rural community socio-economic development programs such as the Nelson County Housing Improvement Program, plus a rural single family residential housing effort for persons of limited means to obtain home ownership through successful down-payment grant, sweat equity, community work in public green areas in the development and low interest purchase pilot program. Other initiatives included a rural multi-family housing project design, approval and implementation, plus retail shopping center and design governmental approvals are few examples of results from Guy’s selection and graduation from the Virginia Rural Leadership Program. Guy has been an active farmer, real estate broker, member Virginia Economic Developers Association, charter member – club organizer and First Vice President Nelson Lions Club, charter member – club organizer for the Piney River Moose Lodge and for the past 15 years he has been the marketer for a significant Florida based world wide supplier of automation and circulation solutions in the periodical distribution industry. Guy has five children and lives in the Tampa Bay Florida area.

3. Reverend Norma Fontaine-Philbert Pastor Garden Of Grace Ministries Brandon, FL (www.GardenOfGraceMinistries.org) Chaplain, International Federation of Christian Chaplains #2504 Director Haiti Missions Association of International Gospel Assemblies Norma is founder and president of Garden of Grace Ministries, a ministry whose motto is "Showing God's Love in a tangible way." In keeping with that motto, Pastor Norma has completed many missions assignments to Africa (2000-2010) and is on assignment to the nation of Haiti where she is founder/matron of the Ecole Primaire Jardin de Grace (Garden of Grace Primary School) where 188 students are clothed, fed and educated. In the USA, she co-pastors the Garden of Grace Church with her husband Pastor Francis Philbert and manages the daily executive affairs of the ministry. An astute business woman, Pastor Norma is a Mortgage Banker by secular profession, having held various managerial and executive positions before becoming a full time minister of the Gospel. She makes frequent guest appearances on the Christian Television Network, Largo, FL and hosts a weekly radio program called "A Moment of Grace." While her assignments require extensive travel and time away from home, she understands that she has been blessed with a platform which will enable her to affect lives in a positive way. Her most treasured roles however, are that of mother to Andrew Samuel (21) and Jonathan David (20) as well as wife to Pastor Francis Philbert, her high school sweetheart, and husband of 24 years. She is currently enrolled in the Moody Bible Institute working towards her Doctorate of Theology. HUSBAND: Pastor Francis Trevor Philbert Senior Pastor of Garden of Grace Ministries and Ministry Coach to a number of young pastors in the nation of Haiti. Standing firm in love and truth, he has a passion for preaching the abundant life which the Lord desires to shower on His children. Additionally he emphasizes living a life of complete dependency on God. Pastor Francis is an entrepreneur at heart and has been involved in a number of successful business ventures. Pastor Francis provides Spiritual guidance and encouragement for Heart For Haiti and is a committed soldier for Christ.

4. Eva Gardner DeHart Co-Founder For Haiti With Love (www.ForHaitiWithLove.org) Eva is co-founder of For Haiti with Love, inc., a faith mission. Eva's motto is "just do next month what the contributions this month provide." Today there is (1) food program providing nutritionally balanced meals to the hungry, (2) formula for babies with no mothers or mothers without breast milk, (3) construction program that has completed churches, schools, marketplaces in 6 villages, over 50 homes for the homeless and (4) medical program providing 24-hour emergency medical care for the poor. As funding permits, there is also funding for tuitions for the school of choice, funerals, x-rays and other medical needs from doctors and hospitals that charge and, of course, the poor box by the door for the elderly. Used clothing in excellent shape is used as packing material and distributed primarily to the burn patients who have lost everything in a home fire. When the budget permits, their home is either repaired or rebuilt and they are put on the food program during their recuperation period. TRIBUTE: Don DeHart - For Haiti With LoveOn April 15 2006 Eva's beloved husband and Co-Founder of FHWL, Don DeHart lost his long battle with cancer and went to be with our Lord and Savior. Eva remarked that "for the 32 years we have been married, I can say he has always been one to do things as soon as he had the idea. Never was he able to leave a job long enough for volunteers to come to help him… do it now, get it done… As we look at the wonderful way he had things set up in Haiti so that they could run smoothly during his cancer battle…I finally understood that he was simply driven to help—and help now. Learned to accept it, watch God provide the funding and see his dreams complete one by one. The purchase of the headquarters, the security wall, the annex on the land down from the headquarters — homes for the homeless, feeding the hungry, and mending the hurt, burnt and wounded. He had a passion for helping and zero tolerance for procrastination. Join us in prayer that God's work through Don, helping the poor of Haiti, will continue. He touched the lives of thousands of people both in Haiti and in the U.S. and their world and ours is a better place because Don did the work that God called him to do."

5. Dr. T. H. Monnier, Chiropractor Founder Catmon Foundation International (www.CatmonFoundation.org) Catmon Foundation International, founded in 1999, is a Christian Faith based independent humanitarian support not-for-profit organization located in Clearwater, Florida serving the health, food, education and housing needs of a community of Haitian peoples in the northern portion of Haiti encouraging a Christian spiritual life commitment. CFI is chartered in Nevada and a United States of America IRS approved charitable Christian Faith based mission organization headquartered in Clearwater, Florida. Catmon Foundation International operates a school of up to 750 students (2009/2010), a clinic serving the needs of the children at the school together with the community at large, an orphan foster child program, and a fish farm in Plaine du Nord, Haiti.  Dr. Leo Bertulien is the on-the-ground administrator for program implementation and overview. Dr. Leo Bertulien’s personal message“All my desire is to bring these people in Plaine-Du-Nord from Voodoo worship to our Lord and Savior, Amen We know the victory is for Christians, we trust in God, we pray for His Church , we pray for our leaders, and our pastors. We know our Lord will supply all of our needs, Amen. We request you keep prayer daily for our kids, we are so sure and certain our Lord will watch over us and keep us safe because He’s King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Amen!”I love all of you so much,With warmest regards, Dr.Leo Bertulien

6. Reverend Leonel Charles Assistant Pastor of Pinellas Christian Center, St. Petersburg, FL Pastor Leo is a Barrister-at-Law. He has served as Cabinet Member of Office National d'Assurance Vieillesse, Port Au Prince (Haiti), Legal Advisor for the Haitian Embassy in Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) and Professor of French Judicial translation and Judicial Sociology. A committed community activist, Pastor Leo as he is affectionately called,volunteers much of his time to providing counsel on matters pertaining to immigration law.Fluent in Spanish, French, French Creole and English, Pastor Leo is actively involved in the work of home and foreign missions, both with Pinellas Christian Center and Garden of Grace Ministries. A prayer warrior, it is said that the earth shakes when he prays. Pastor Leo is a graduate of The Urban Bible Training Center Global University. Vince Wozniak Board Member Somebody Cares Tampa Bay (www.SCTB.org) Advisor Catmon Foundation International (www.CatmonFoundation.org) Vince is a gentle soul who's mission is empowering and leading others in Christian life.  He shares a unique Godly perspective to daily living in Christ. He serves as a Deacon in his church and actively participates in encouragement of Christian leaders and businessmen throughout the Tampa Bay region and beyond.  The reflection of Christ Jesus can easily be seen in this mans face - praise God that he serves with joy and wisdom for Father God. Vince and Guy sat one day in their usual coffee shop in anguish over the seemingly impossible situation for Haitians. The oppression of poverty continues to drag upon God's children and thwarts the spread of God's reach of God's loving care among Haitians throughout the country.  The economic downturn in America, coupled with a firm belief that sustaining mission work is the new breed of action, the idea of partnerships with Haitians came to focus on how to restore souls and restore coffee in Haiti and thus was born Spirit Cafe USA in partnership with Spirit Cafe d'Haiti.

7. Reverend Dr. Don Ralston Pastor The Living Church Clearwater, Fl Dr. Ralston has been pastor in the greater Tampa Bay area for years.  He has brought many to the salvation of our Father through Christ Jesus.  Don has said "I believe what they say about all of us being just two paychecks away from poverty," as he has ministered about the area starting food and clothe drives and ongoing projects in churches that run strong today.  Dr. Ralston has a Heart For Haiti and has been an ongoing supporter of mission efforts in Haiti, having gone into Haiti himself.  He is an encourager, an over-comer and uses his connections and years of experience to empower and urge others to reach beyond the natural. Today Dr. Ralston's activities center around pastoral care for other pastors, a unique, needed service for the Father's children who have the call to Sheppard the flock.  We are grateful for the years of experience and biblical foundation that Dr. Ralston brings to Heart For Haiti Foundation. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Heart For Haiti Foundation (an out-growth from several missions in the greater Tampa Bay area) believes it is God's desire that the country of Haiti and it's people need to see a demonstration, not merely a presentation, of the God's love for them, but in a tangible lasting loving way as Churches, Ministries, and Businesses work in unity to bring the Good News of the Gospel and the necessities of life to the underprivileged, then seen is the love of God expressed in a real and sustaining replicable manner.  We at Heart For Haiti Foundation goal to work in concert with local Haitian ministries to provide the basic necessities of life and to educate and develop healthy, self-sustaining communities, families and individuals. Practically, we can do much more together than we can do apart.

8. Catmon Foundation InternationalPlaine du Nord, Haiti CAP HAITIEN Plaine du Nord

9. Plaine du Nord

10. Planned new washrooms Medical Clinic Well School Existing LocationKitchen – Bathroomsadjacent - contamination Well Catmon Foundation International / Heart For Haiti Foundation

11. C.E.M.P. Primary and Secondary School with Adult Trades SchoolLocation: Plaine du Nord, Nord Quest, Haiti, West IndiesEnrollment 2011: 501 Students (year 2010 = 750 students) 5-6 acre compound/facility celebrated 10 years June 2011 Directly serve community 7,500+ population Community at large is over 25,000 Note: 3rd story rooms currently unfinished

12. School children at C.E.M.P. School at Plaine du Nord, Haiti

13. C.E.M.P. School and Mission Facilities located at Plaine du Nord, Haiti NEW: Clinic of Hope (completed December 2010)

14. December 2011 the building structure was completed for Clinic of Hope Significant partners: Brenda Leech and Dr. Stan Fleming of Washington

15. Partner medical team visitsPlaine du Nord CEMP and uses facility to treat patients. Commitment made to return and finish clinic. Partners from State of Washington raised $32,000.00 and completed the Clinic of Hope December 2010. The clinic is adjacent to the school and serves the children and community. Lacks water and sewer hookup today.

16. Plaine du Nord water project schematic overview Tilapia Fish Tank/Farm Well #2 and pump Planning new wash room and Drain Field Old washroom – over spring and next to kitchen (fly's)Move ASAP Well #1 and pump C.E.M.P. School building 750 children (now 500) Clinic of Hope

17. Existing Location of Facilities for School children and Medical ClinicProject to construct 4 new bathrooms, 2 shower stalls and a washroomBathrooms in close proximity to kitchen. Kitchen damaged by earthquake

18. Shower stall Bathroom with single sink Example of building with 4 bathrooms, two shower stalls and wash room on front

19. Funding Requirements Purification Water and Infrastructure ImplementationWell #1 & #2 move to purified (solar/filtration) use existing roof top storage tanks (2)Run piping and prepare stub connections for school water, clinic water (existing plumbing in clinic building), and to new bathroom/shower/washroom facilitiesMaterials Cost:Labor Cost – Source: Bathroom / Showers / WashroomConstruct 24 X 16 building divided into 3 5 X 8 foot adjacent rooms back to back and one 9 X 16 open air room – washroom. Materials Cost:Labor Cost – Source: Drain field for sewage Handling (4 bathrooms, 2 showers, washroom, 4 clinic sinks) Dig 4 2 foot by 3 foot deep trenches 100 foot long (fill with gravel and 4 inch drain tile) Dig and construct concrete black in ground sewage tank with ample lid for cleanout) Size: 8 X 4 X 4 - connect to drain field. Materials Cost:Labor Cost – Source: School Building Stucco (required before school can reopen)Back side of school building is block exposed and Education Ministry has cited CEMP for this infraction for two years – school can not open until stucco completedMaterials Cost: $2,500.00Labor Cost – Source: provided by CEMP staff (Catmon Foundation in-kind participation)