Endless Process EP - Haiti Earthquake appeal fundraising auction

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Individually cut to transparent PVC Vinyl , 'Endless Process EP' - great sounding cuts

I am auctioning number 4 and number 5 from the series of 30, all of which have each been painstakingly cut in realtime by Jacques of the handcut label, Artifex in Barcelona.

The tracklist:

A1 - ENDLESS PROCESS_
A2 - SERUMAN________
B1 - UNDERGROUNDED
B2 - SLOWITH________

catalogue ARTIFEX BCN / ARTFX07

These tracks are not available on any other format!

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE AUCTION OF no. 4 AND no. 5 WILL BE DONATED TO THE AVAAZ.ORG FUND FOR DIRECT AID FOR THE PEOPLE OF HAITI

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To bid on No. 4

http://cgi.ebay.es/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=170437312171

and on No.5

http://cgi.ebay.es/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=170437311815

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fundraising single auction closing in 6 hours!!

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Thanks to all who placed bids at the auction for this very special fundraising EP

they raised a total of € 105 . 28 which I have transferred directly to the Stand with Haiti Avaaz fund

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HAITI GRANT REPORT: WHERE THE MONEY WENT

In distributing funds, Avaaz's primary focus has been to strengthen local systems and capacities during the initial rescue effort and the longer-term recovery effort.

The bulk of the funds were immediately allocated to trusted local partners to scale up their work, saving lives, delivering medical care, food, water and other basic relief items, while accompanying and organising the affected communities. With donations still coming, we will be disbursing the remaining funds based on expert advice from partners to make sure the money is spent effectively in the recovery and rebuilding phase by addressing the structural factors underlying Haiti's impoverishment and its vulnerability to disasters.

Funding recipients:

1) Zamni Lasante, Haitian sister organization to Partners in Health,
Primary role of local medical staff (including training and hiring of local community health workers);
Provision of surgical and post-operative care to thousands of earthquake victims;
Hundreds of flights carrying equipment, medical personnel, essential medicines and other life-saving supplies;
Experienced mobile clinic teams treating the injured and providing basic health services in marginalized communities within Port-au-Prince (key role in tackling the risk of outbreaks of waterborne diseases as the rainy season arrives);
Long-term rehabilitation and care for survivors;
Partnerships with Haiti's national and local government and grassroots organizations to rebuild the health system.
2) Haitian community-based development networks COZPAM, CROSE and CODAB*, with assistance from ActionAid
Focus on geographical areas receiving less assistance from other agencies (in particular Mariani, Philippeau and Jacmel);
Strong focus on working with the poorest and most marginalised: women, children, people living with disabilities, the elderly, the young, migrants, and other high risk groups;
Food distribution, provision of shelter, and psychosocial and medical support;
Protection of women and girls in camps;
Organizing and building capacities of marginalised communities to engage with aid agencies and government officials to claim their rights in the recovery process;
Promoting economic recovery and development through investments in local production, processing and savings;
Programme to reduce the risk of disasters in the future.
3) Programme "Honneur et Respect pour Bel Air" - supported by VivaRio
Kay Nou community center: a camp for survivors, providing shelter to over 5,000 people;
Appointed to manage 11 camps in Greater Bel Air and Cité Soleil, based on their outstanding work in the initial relief phase;
Specialized rescue operations;
Training and organizing locals to become active players in the relief/recovery efforts;
Distribution of food, water, medicines and fuel by community brigades to over 30,000 people;
Stress relief activities with children and youth (including psychosocial support, music and dance);
Long-term organization and empowerment of grassroots communities and leaders.

* COZPAM (coalition of 12 grassroots organizations from the slums of Port-au-Prince); CROSE (La Coordination Régionale des Organisations de Sud-Est); CODAB (La Coordination des Organisations pour le Développement de l'Arrondissement de Belle-Anse)

Now click the link to see video messages from Haitians about the difference we're making:

https://secure.avaaz.org/en/haiti_report_back_2/?vl

SOURCES

Miami Herald, "Study: Haiti quake more damaging than 2004 Asian tsunami":
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/amer...y/1483848.html

New York Times, "To Heal Haiti, Look to History, Not Nature", by Mark Danner:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/22/opinion/22danner.html

"Stand with Haiti": updates, reports and materials on the response of Partners in Health and Zamni Lasante to the earthquake:
http://www.standwithhaiti.org/haiti

ActionAid's response to Haiti earthquake:
http://www.actionaid.org/main.aspx?PageID=1399

Blog "Positive stories from Haiti", by Eduarda Hamann (Viva Rio):
http://eduardahamann.blogspot.com/20...8_archive.html

CROSE, Blog with information and materials on their response to the earthquake (in French):
http://crose-haiti.blogspot.com/