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      EMPACT Haiti Launches New Organization!

      EMPACT Haiti, a sister organization run independently BY Haitians FOR Haitians begins service April 1st, 2013! EMPACT Haiti is an autonomous Haitian NGO dedicated to emergency medical service education and development in Haiti. EMPACT Haiti will continue the mission of promoting EMS education and system development throughout Haiti.

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      Urban Search And Rescue and Disaster Response

      Disaster Response Northwest is the west coast based rapid response team for EMPACT. Designed to put boots on the ground within 72 hours of any systemic collapse disaster, DRNW is meant to provide advanced field care for the critical first several weeks after a disaster, until larger organizations can provide more stable, long lasting services.

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      Volunteer

      EMPACT Northwest accepts skilled EMTs, Paramedics, Nurses, Doctors, PAs, Firefighters and more to help with clinical aid and healthcare education. We not only accept healthcare workers. We are always in need of skilled people to help with fundraising, support services and technical areas. If you have skills you would like to offer, we would love to hear from you!

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    EMPACT Disaster Team Receives Grant

    Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013

    PRESS RELEASE May 22, 2013 Puyallup Tribe Grant   The EMPACT NW Board of Directors is proud to announce the Puyallup Tribe Grant awarded to the EMPACT Northwest Urban Search and Rescue/Medical Disaster Team. On May 21st 2013, EMPACT NW Grant Writer Mallory Wall received a check for $20,000 after a brief presentation. The grant is allocated for the purchase of rescue and medical related supplies for the Disaster Response Read the full article

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    Oklahoma Tornado Response

    Tuesday, May 21st, 2013

    The volunteers at EMPACT NW are heartbroken to see the aftermath of the Oklahoma Tornado. As heart wrenching it is to witness, we will not be sending rescue or medical teams. We are confident that the First Responders and other emergency systems in place are adequate to handle this disaster. If you would like to contribute to organizations on the ground, please visit www.globalgiving.org and www.teamrubiconusa.org

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    EMPACT Haiti Launches New Organization!

    Sunday, March 31st, 2013

    EMPACT Haiti, a sister organization run independently BY Haitians FOR Haitians begins service April 1st, 2013! EMPACT Haiti is an autonomous Haitian NGO dedicated to emergency medical service education and development in Haiti. EMPACT Haiti will continue the mission of promoting EMS education and system development throughout Haiti.

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    Our First Major Business Sponsor

    Wednesday, March 27th, 2013

    The Law Offices of Darlene A. Piper, J.D, LL.M, our first major business sponsor! Darlene has been serving the Kitsap, Mason and Pierce County communities since 1998. It just so happens, Darlene is also a humanitarian volunteer and EMT. EMPACT Northwest is proud to be sponsored by businesses who demonstrate ethical and morale community leadership. If you have any questions regarding elder law, guardianship, probate, business or estate planning please Read the full article

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    EMPACT Northwest is a charitable 501c3 organization and is 100% powered by donations. To make a contribution to this cause please donate below.

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    Another great way to help out is to volunteer. EMPACT is always looking for skilled volunteers to work in both the US and overseas.

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    “This is the kind of friends that Haiti needs, and also that’s the kind of help Haiti needs. When you educate Haiti’s children, so they can at their turns take care of themselves, others, and also educate them, that’s how Haiti is going to get stronger and stronger, and being able to go on road of development. Then, who knows one time they can go help other people or countries Read the full article

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    Friends, Partners, and Sponsors

    Aimer HaitiAlaskan AirlinesAngel Flight WestBRAVE FoundationComprehensive Disaster Response ServicesFirefighters Crossing BordersInternational Medical Assistance TeamProject MedishareShine Humanity