Gallery – Dr. Jim Ingvoldstad

Two boys ready to go fishing

Waiting for the plane to land.

Children celebrating at night

A pancaked building in Port-au-Prince

Evening fishing in Petit Goave

Strong boy helping to carry lumber to build new desks for the school.

Young students trying out the new desks.

Woman selling goods on the street after the earthquake

Welcoming sign on the dock at La Gonave

Heading to class

Adult literacy practice

Petunia the cat edits first draft of "Road Trip."

On Christmas Eve after months of delay, twenty-one tons of prepackaged lunches arrived in La Gonave.. The packets contain rice, beans and vitamins which are mixed with water, cooking oil, spices and prepared by expert cooks at each school. Twenty-five cents covers the cost of the dry goods, the transportation, the cooking supplies and a modest salary for the cooks. This shipment will provide a lunch, which may the only meal of the day, for 1500 students until the end of the school year in June.

On Christmas Eve after months of delay, 21 tons of pre-packaged lunches arrived in La Gonave. The packets contain rice, beans and vitamins which are mixed with water, cooking oil, spices and prepared by expert cooks at each school. 25 cents covers the cost of the dry goods, the transportation, the cooking supplies and a modest salary for the cooks. This shipment will provide a lunch, which may the only meal of the day for 1500 students until the end of the school year in June.