This was 30,000 pounds.įrom Loveland, Colorado, we airlifted winter parkas and snow pants donated by H.E.L.P. The New York Times Blog – Uncovering the Sadness of Young Deathsįrom Nashville, Tennessee, we airlifted winter relief from Soles 4 Souls and Northwest Woolen Mills, and Healing Hands International, shoes from Crocs, medical supplies from Healing Hands International, treadle sewing machines, blankets, stuffed animals from "Loving Hugs," hand-knitted infant items from "Stitches of Love." Additionally, there were hundreds of blankets from Davis Haddad's Patriot Day celebration. The New York Times Blog – Winter in Afghanistan: Is it Sugar from God? The New York Times – Afghan Officials Question Accounts of Children's Deaths from Cold The New York Times – Cold Weather Kills Children in Afghan Refugee Camps The New York Times – At War Blog, which lists The Lamia Afghan Foundation as a resource, along with others. The New York Times – Long Neglected, Camps in Kabul Get a Deluge of Aid They are hosting the War Against Winter in Afghanistan: Baby Formula Drive. We also partnered with The George Washington University's Afghan Student Association. The Lamia Afghan Foundation was listed in this article as a resource. Rod Nordland of The New York Times reported on the plight of refugees in Kabul. More winter relief, donated by Soles4Souls, was moved from Nashville, TN to Afghanistan by DENTON/USAID. Representatives in Kabul have purchased, through YOUR donations, large bags of coal, rice, beans, flour, cooking oil, sugar, and more blankets. We distributed 186,624 packaged meals of rice/dried veg/soy protein with vitamins and minerals donated by Feed My Starving Children. International Colorado) from Bagram Airfield to Kabul and distributed by Aschiana Foundation. In Winter 2011, The Lamia Afghan Foundation moved 28,000 pounds of winter relief (donated by H.E.L.P.
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