Haiti – getting there » The group makes stop at a Santo Domingo grocery store to purchace supplies for their trip to Haiti. The group cleaned the large grocery store out of all the bottled water they had on hand — 600 gallons. The water was loaded under the bus. They intend to give the water to people helping in the relief efforts near the Hotel Montana.

The group makes stop at a Santo Domingo grocery store to purchace supplies for their trip to Haiti. The group cleaned the large grocery store out of all the bottled water they had on hand -- 600 gallons. The water was loaded under the bus. They intend to give the water to people helping in the relief efforts near the Hotel Montana.

The group makes stop at a Santo Domingo grocery store to purchace supplies for their trip to Haiti. The group cleaned the large grocery store out of all the bottled water they had on hand — 600 gallons. The water was loaded under the bus. They intend to give the water to people helping in the relief efforts near the Hotel Montana.

Dr. James Laws heads a group of people that are descending on Haiti in an attempt to find Renewable-energy pioneer Walt Ratterman. Ratterman was staying in Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital city. Ratterman is CEO and co-founder of SunEnergy Power International. He was in Haiti working on a project to improve the delivery of energy to health care facilities.
They get help from the young grocery store emplyees as they load the bottom of the bus with bottles of water.

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