The Rescue Haiti Foundation

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Hurricane Matthew death toll passes 800 in Haiti, cholera takes lives AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Hurricane Matthew's trail of destruction in Haiti stunned those emerging from the aftermath on Friday, with the number of dead soaring to 842, tens of thousands homeless and outbreaks of cholera already claiming more lives.

A moment in history.

Sylvio Cator, 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California.One of the oldest national records in sports is held by Haitian athlete, Silvio Cator.

In the 1928, the footballer competed at the Amsterdam Olympics where he won the silver medal in the long jump. A month later he broke the world record with a jump of 7.937 meters, making him the first man to break 26 feet.

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The Rescue Haiti Foundation would like to thank everyone who came out last week to the Rescue Haiti Foundation launching event, "A taste of Haiti". The event wouldn’t be possible without the assistance of countless people who help prepare ahead of time, work during the event itself, and clean up afterwards. We'd like to thank Oxygenbox Band who's been with us since the very beginning, Bonbagay Entertainment, Fleurimond Catering, Freddy's Treats, Mikerline Dance Company, Neefah Song, Dave AL, our host Vanessa Dennis from Power 105.1 FM, DJ Will from Power 105.1 FM, DJ Mrfamous, Leo MusicXclusives Lysius , Luckens Damus, Taj Lounge for hosting us, and our dedicated volunteers who donated their time. Special thanks goes out to everyone who came out to learn about our mission, we pray for your for continuous support to fulfilling our mission in Haiti.