One Mission Update: True North Deployed

ONE MISSION UPDATE
TRUE NORTH DEPLOYED

We are excited to share that True North, our disaster response ship, departed Key West over the weekend and is currently en route to Haiti. Its arrival in Haiti is anticipated later this week. This marks another significant step in our ongoing efforts to support communities in urgent need.

While True North represents just one essential part of our broader One Mission initiative, its role is pivotal in delivering life-saving food and critical aid to the most vulnerable populations. We are committed to keeping you informed every step of the way as this mission unfolds.

Upon arrival, True North will remain stationed in Haiti, actively supporting various relief efforts with partner organizations, schools, and orphanages. It will be deployed to multiple regions to deliver vital resources, including food supplies, medical equipment, hygiene kits, and other essentials. This vessel will serve as a lifeline, ensuring that those facing the greatest hardships receive the support they need.

Please join us in praying for the safety of the crew on True North this week and for the thousands of people who will be receiving aid over the coming weeks and months.

Thank you for your continued support.

Nov 19, 2024

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