Aid for Developing Countries

We are happy to share that our supporters can now use the Amazon Shopping app on their mobile phone to sign up for AmazonSmile and select "Aid for Developing Countries Pbc" as their favorite charity. This is a great opportunity for our supporters to help our Haiti ministry with increasing your donations through Amazon. For every purchase made through AmazonSmile AFDC will receive 0.05% of your purchase.
See the message below on how to do this…………….

Amazon Message:

Want to help make a difference while you shop in the Amazon app, at no extra cost to you? Simply follow the instructions below to select "Aid for Developing Countries Pbc" as your charity and activate AmazonSmile in the app. They'll donate a portion of your eligible mobile app purchases to us.

How it works:
1. Open the Amazon app on your phone
2. Select the main menu (=) & tap on "AmazonSmile" within Programs & Features
3. Select "Aid for Developing Countries Pbc" as your charity
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to activate AmazonSmile in the mobile app

Thank you so much for your consideration in this. We, at AFDC, have not been able to travel to Haiti for the past 3 years and do not know when we will be able to. We do continue to support people in Haiti with food…school needs and medical needs. We have a guest house being built that is on hold for the time being. We trust the Lord and that HE is preparing the way for us to return sometime soon. At that time there will be an abundance of needs: medically…spiritually…and nutritionally.

If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM anytime.

God Bless all of you!

Renita L. Moore
Aid for Developing Countries
P.O. Box 674
Bentonville, AR 72712
www.afdc-haiti.org

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