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Packet types
Cap-Haïtien Mission • December 14, 2028 – January 3, 2029 • Volunteer Applications Opening Soon
Explore the MissionLogistics
Each packet is assembled in Florida, inventoried by the Logistics Directorate, and delivered by our teams in Cap-Haïtien. Below is exactly what goes inside, what it costs to build, and how it travels.
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Packet types
1,594
Packets to assemble
$62,940
Total supply budget
Contents, Costs & Shipping
Sponsor a full packet or fund a portion — every dollar is tracked to the directorate that distributes it.
Humanitarian Relief
Two weeks of basic hygiene supplies for a household of five.
Ocean container (Port-au-Prince) then truck to Cap-Haïtien
Palletized 40 packets per pallet. Container books 10 weeks before departure; customs paperwork filed by the Logistics Director.
Education
One school year of core supplies for a sponsored student.
Ocean container with the relief pallets
Grouped by school and grade level. Delivered directly to partner schools during Week 2 of the mission.
Medical
Consumables and instruments for one clinic day station.
Hand-carried checked baggage with the medical team
Medications travel with licensed clinicians and a manifest letter. Kits are inventoried and resealed nightly by the Medical Director.
Water & Sanitation
Point-of-use filtration and training materials for one household.
Ocean container (bulk pallets)
Buckets nest for shipping and are assembled on arrival. Installation training is delivered at the household by the Water team.
Evangelism
Creole scripture and discipleship materials for a family.
Ocean container; overflow hand-carried by team members
Distributed only alongside a local pastor or church partner so follow-up discipleship stays with the Haitian church.
Volunteer Services
Issued to every registered participant at orientation.
Distributed at pre-departure orientation in Florida
Included in the participant contribution — no separate charge. Replacement packets on site are $85.
Packet costs are current estimates. Final quantities depend on funding, customs clearance and guidance from our Haitian partners; unused supplies stay with partner churches and schools in Cap-Haïtien.
Packing, staging and shipping dates are tracked on the mission timeline alongside registration and payment milestones.