CHARITABLE PARTNERS What is most unique about SolomonSwann International is that we give ten percent (10%) of our fees directly to a select group of Charities. When you partner with SolomonSwann International, you become a blessing to others by providing shelter to the homeless, food for the hungry, education to the illiterate, or care for the critically ill. Haiti Christian Development Project www.hcdp.net Developing partnerships with the people of Haiti for spiritual and physical development. HCDP Earthquake Disaster Relief Hope For Haiti's Children's Ministry www.HFHCMinistries.org A child sponsorship program in Haiti, the poorest country in our hemisphere. LifeLine Chaplaincy www.lifelinechaplaincy.org A ministry serving the needs of the critically ill in Houston and The Texas Medical Center since 1983. Mission Lazarus www.missionlazarus.org Mission Lazarus is a faith-in-action organization that strives to find and meet physical and spiritual needs in southern Honduras . Many different humanitarian projects form the core of Mission Lazarus and serve to validate the faith which is professed in its evangelistic efforts . The most effective way to introduce souls to Christ lies in spiritual, educational, medical, and agricultural outreaches . These four areas support the holistic goal of Mission Lazarus to serve individuals and present God's unconditional love. Families Under Urban and Social Attack, Inc. www.fuusa.org Families Under Urban and Social Attack, Inc. (FUUSA) is a local, community based, non-profit social service organization providing a variety of services that include: after-school and summer youth programs, mentoring, substance abuse treatment and prevention, HIV outreach and prevention, supportive services to individuals and families in shelters, and a variety of other services designed to educate and strengthen children and families. The mission of FUUSA is to "address societal problems that affect families by empowering the community through education, prevention, research, advocacy, intervention and collaboration."