What You Help Make Possible
Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of supporters in the United States, Catholic Relief Services can ensure that help reaches those who need it most. As part of a plan that will span 5 years and beyond, CRS will spend more than $200 million to help the people of Haiti recover from their catastrophic loss.
CRS has received $203 million for Haiti relief and rebuilding. Of this, $133 million came from private donors, including $50 million received from special collections for Haiti in Catholic dioceses across the United States.
Breakdown of CRS Spending in Haiti
| Activity | Inception-to-Date Expenses (as of November 30, 2012) |
| Emergency Response** | $25,032,822 |
| Health and Support to Hospitals | 14,768,400 |
| Food Security and Livelihoods | 41,748,251 |
| Shelter | 31,060,876 |
| Water and Sanitation | 19,963,732 |
| Education and Child Protection | 7,572,386 |
| Church Partnership | 4,332,410 |
| Supporting Services*** | 8,831,297 |
| Total Earthquake Response | $153,310,174 |
These are preliminary numbers which have not been audited.
** Emergency Response includes expenditures in a number of sectors from the first days of the response.
*** 94 percent of CRS' total operating expenses represent program service costs and 6 percent represent support costs.
