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Haiti Babi Turns One

By Seattle Mag August 9, 2013

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!–paging_filter–pOne year ago this week, Seattleitenbsp;Katlin Jackson launched a href=”http://local.seattlemag.com/article/helping-haitian-families-one-blanket…“Haiti Babi/a, a Haitian-based organization that teaches the women there a skill (knitting and crocheting) and offers them a chance to use that skill to provide for themselves and their children by making cotton baby blankets that are then sold a href=”http://www.haitibabi.org/” target=”_blank”online/a and in retail stores to women in this country who are in need of a stylish baby gift that keeps on giving./p
pspan”In the past year,” says Jackson, “homes have been moved into, children have attended school, medical needs have been addressed, and some very exceptional women have felt the pride of taking care of their families and themselves.”/span/p
pspanHere’s to Haiti Babi’s first birthday, and cheers to many more to come!/span/p

 

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