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Haitian Relief


Dear Friends,

I have done my best to give you updates quickly from the devastation, however, as you can imagine, communication has been severely limited. I will continue to post as I receive information, but I will always make sure it is from a reputable source.

As with previous disasters any donations sent to the state office will go 100% to the efforts there. We undergo annual audits from an outside audit firm to ensure we are compliant with professional accounting standards. Anything sent, needs to be marked for Haitian relief.

To send donations to the State Office:

Church of God of Prophecy
Tennessee State Office
P.O. Box 2319
Hendersonville, TN 37077-2319

PLEASE CLEARLY MARK YOUR DONATION FOR HAITI RELIEF IN THE MEMO FIELD

Also, there is the opportunity to donate online at our International Website. Here is a link that will take your there:

COGOP HAITIAN RELIEF

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