Dear BRA Supporter: We appreciate your generous support of our work this past year, and we are excited to let you know about a new way to give. We have added a new feature to our website enabling you to donate online, instantly! Our Donate Now! button is a major step foward into the emerging …
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, March 9, 2005. To help the Batey Relief Alliance (BRA Dominicana) enhance its humanitarian health intervention in the bateyes, the United States-based Disciples of Christ?s Week of Compassion (WOC) donated last week funds to the organization to purchase a new motor vehicle. ?DisciplesWOC are pleased to be in partnership with BRA …
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On February 11th four women surfers will embark on a surf trip, entitling “One Love” with a humanitarian cause. Unlike many surf trips that focus only on the surf and ignore the local community, this trip will lead the surfers beyond the waves and into the heart of the region and its culture. Traveling to …
Dear Friends and Supporters: Join the Batey Relief Alliance and its Honorary Board Members: Tony Pena, baseball manager of Kansas City Royals – Ruben Silie, Secretary General of Association of Caribbean States – and Rhoda S. Jacobs, New York State Assembly Member and Assistant Speaker Pro Tempore, in a special holiday wish and gift drive …
Pressrelease: Immediate From: Ulrick Gaillard Date: December 18, 2004 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. On December 16th, as BRA’s driver was returning at 6:00 p.m. the organization’s 4×4 motor vehicle to the parking lot of the apartment building where BRA Dominicana’s Executive Director, Maria Virtudes Berroa, lives with her family in Santo Domingo’s center city neighborhood, …
ゴルフクラブの選び方で、ゴルフの上達に大きな違いが出てくる。
Flood victims….. BRA’s medical center in construction New York City, November 15, 2004 – In the aftermath of flash floods, mud slides and Tropical Storm Jeanne, which together killed close to 5,000 and left more than 300,000 homeless in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, thousands still face a grim future in Haiti and in the …
