Haiti Relief

What Have Haiti Relief Been Up To?

Container Makes Way From Scotland to Haiti

Sports Gear Donation from Rothesay Netherwood School

Old school furniture is class act
West Lothian Council and the Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation charity join forces

Old school furniture to get a new lease of life in Nicaragua
Dozens of pieces of school furniture including tables, chairs, gym equipment and even a piano

Charity looks to ship resources to African schools in need
40 feet ocean freight containers of educational resources to schools in Africa

College kit goes long way to help students
JAMES Watt College has donated 18 van loads of unwanted classroom furniture to charity, Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation

Furniture donated to new Woburn Methodist School
The Woburn Methodist School has been completely rebuilt

Inverclyde schools’ support to Grenada
books and furniture from schools across Inverclyde has been sent to the Caribbean

Our Mission

To transport unwanted educational supplies from Scotland to Haiti to help rebuild.

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Main Problems

Our main issue is getting materials transported in our containers to where they need to be.

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Become a volunteer

Get involved by following the link to our contacts page.

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Helping the Children

of Haiti

What Have Haiti Relief Been Up To?

Container Makes Way From Scotland to Haiti

Sports Gear Donation from Rothesay Netherwood School

Old school furniture is class act
West Lothian Council and the Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation charity join forces

Old school furniture to get a new lease of life in Nicaragua
Dozens of pieces of school furniture including tables, chairs, gym equipment and even a piano

Charity looks to ship resources to African schools in need
40 feet ocean freight containers of educational resources to schools in Africa

College kit goes long way to help students
JAMES Watt College has donated 18 van loads of unwanted classroom furniture to charity, Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation

Furniture donated to new Woburn Methodist School
The Woburn Methodist School has been completely rebuilt

Inverclyde schools’ support to Grenada
books and furniture from schools across Inverclyde has been sent to the Caribbean

Our Mission

Main Problems

Become a volunteer

Helping the Children

of Haiti

What Have Haiti Relief Been Up To?

Container Makes Way From Scotland to Haiti

Sports Gear Donation from Rothesay Netherwood School

Old school furniture is class actWest Lothian Council and the Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation charity join forces

Old school furniture to get a new lease of life in NicaraguaDozens of pieces of school furniture including tables, chairs, gym equipment and even a piano

Charity looks to ship resources to African schools in need40 feet ocean freight containers of educational resources to schools in Africa

College kit goes long way to help studentsJAMES Watt College has donated 18 van loads of unwanted classroom furniture to charity, Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation

Furniture donated to new Woburn Methodist SchoolThe Woburn Methodist School has been completely rebuilt

Inverclyde schools’ support to Grenadabooks and furniture from schools across Inverclyde has been sent to the Caribbean

Our Mission

Main Problems

Become a volunteer

Old school furniture is class act
West Lothian Council and the Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation charity join forces

Old school furniture to get a new lease of life in Nicaragua
Dozens of pieces of school furniture including tables, chairs, gym equipment and even a piano

Charity looks to ship resources to African schools in need
40 feet ocean freight containers of educational resources to schools in Africa

College kit goes long way to help students
JAMES Watt College has donated 18 van loads of unwanted classroom furniture to charity, Surplus Educational Supplies Foundation

Furniture donated to new Woburn Methodist School
The Woburn Methodist School has been completely rebuilt

Inverclyde schools’ support to Grenada
books and furniture from schools across Inverclyde has been sent to the Caribbean