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E-mail to the Foundation, October 2010
It’s hard to see hope for the future in Cap Hatien. The streets are filthy, wild pigs are wading through muddy trenches, and all the shops and buildings are dilapidated.
But you find it in the people, in the visible pride in Haitian heritage and culture.
That’s where the hope is.
Service trip to Haiti, Fall Break 2010 Photo by Marie Clements '14
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I’d say this sums up Portland pretty well.
