Resources

  • Downloadable Resources ( 0 Articles )

    We will post a variety of downloadable files soon: FAQs, bulletin inserts, etc.

  • Financial Information ( 1 Article )

    We will be posting quarterly summaries for the General Fund for 2010 by the end of November, and will post annual results for the two endowments (TEF and KME) by mid-January.

  • 501(c)3 and IRC Rule 170 ( 1 Article )

    Donations to KMF are tax deductible.

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Haiti News

  • Haiti police: 1 dead, 120 injured in Carnival fete

    Obama joins Mick Jagger, B.B. King, Keb Mo and more to belt out the blues in East Room concert NYPD monitored students at colleges across Northeast; sent agent on rafting trip, noted prayer.

  • Haiti Police: 1 Dead, 120 Injured In Carnival Fete

    A police spokesman in Haiti says one person has been killed and 120 others revelers have been injured in accidents and in street clashes during Carnival festivities.

  • Haiti police: 1 dead, 120 injured in Carnival fete

    A police spokesman in Haiti says one person has been killed and 120 others revelers have been injured in accidents and in street clashes during Carnival festivities.

  • Volunteer Abroad

    Nearly a year after the massive earthquake in Haiti, challenges for the reconstruction effort continue.

  • Finding her voice and telling her story

    South Surrey resident Ruth Auguste shares her story about surviving horrible abuse while a child in Haiti in her book 'The Children of Injustice.' By Dan Ferguson - Peace Arch News Published: February 22, 2012 10:00 AM Updated: February 22, 2012 11:05 AM As Ruth Auguste talks about surviving horrifying abuse as a child in Haiti, her husband, Garry ... (more)

  • Successful Steps toward Food Sovereignty

    From all corners of the world, small farmers, indigenous peoples and human rights activists have been percolating solutions upward to advance their rights to land, water and food.