Cross Point Family!
We are partnering with our friends from G.O. Ministries to get a supply run to Haiti. If you are looking for a quick, practical way to help, THIS IS IT!
Here are the details:
- All 3 Cross Point campuses will be collecting items from the list below THIS SUNDAY, January 24th
- The Nashville Campus will continue collecting items from 9AM – 5PM Monday & Tuesday. The last possible drop-off time is TUESDAY, January 26th at 5PM.
Surgical Supplies
- External Fixators – suppliers – Stryker, Synthes, Smith and Nephew
- Nails – Stryker, Synthes, Smith and nephew
- Steiman Pins – same suplliers
- Plates and Screws – Stryker, Synthes
- Casting material – plaster or fiberglass-
- Sterile gauze
- Suture material – nylon – hundreds of packs
- Scissors
- Scalpels with blades
- OR lights
- Power saws and drills – are rechargeable – Stryker supplier
- Anesthesia
- Crutches
- Dressings supplies
- IVs ( Ringers Lactate, NACL, D5W, D50
- IVs start Kits
- Bandages
- gauze
- gloves
- masks
- scalpels
Needed Medical Supplies:
- Casting supplies
- Peroxide
- Ace bandages
- Bandages
- gauze
- gloves
- masks
- Scalpels
- Adhesive tape
- Antibiotic ointment
- glucometers
Medicines—we can only accept unexpired medications in bulk containers
- Regular insulin
- Anti-diarrheals
- Tylenol/acetaminophen
- Ibuprofen
- Antibiotics
- Tetanus vaccine
Food
- Bottled water
- Baby Formula
- Pedialyte or other pediatric electrolyte supplement
- Canned meats and sardines
- Canned pasta, already prepared
- Protein bars
- Peanut butter
- Ensure bottled drinks
Supplies:
- Tents (small and large)
- Tarps
- Blankets
- Sheets
- Rope
- Candles
- Flashlights/headlamps/batteries
Ryan Bult, our Missions Director, is heading up this project. If you have any questions, you can direct them his way at ryan@crosspoint.tv.
If you are looking for a place to donate monetarily to the relief efforts in Haiti, we encourage you to consider Samaritan’s Purse.
Thank you so much for considering this!

Jenni Catron is the Executive Director of 






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