For immediate release.

"Give a man seed and a bucket of water and he can plant a garden.  Teach him to irrigate and he can produce a crop that will not only feed himself, but his family and his community."

The use of agricultural irrigation can improve the quality of life, dramatically impact food production and provide a much needed revenue stream for the disadvantaged worldwide.  With your help, “Irrigation without Borders” can provide a cultural foundation of sustainability, commerce and hope in destitute communities around the globe.

On Sunday, March 13, 2011 at 1 p.m., “Irrigation without Borders” founder David Youssi launched Camp H.A.I.T.I.   (Haitian Agriculture Irrigation Technology Initiative), which will raise awareness and money to establish irrigation systems in third and fourth world countries.

Youssi, an Irrigation Association Ambassador, will be camping every night until funds have been raised to support at least one proposed village irrigation project.  Youssi chose camping to show solidarity with those who live like this every day. 

Our campfire can be seen every night as you travel on Towne Lake Parkway, in Woodstock, GA.  Visit with David anytime between 7pm and midnight to show your support and learn more about Camp H.A.I.T.I. and Irrigation without Borders www.irrigationwithoutBorders.org .  Join us and help spread the word.

http://www.ledgernews.com/dload.php?volume=17&issue=15 (Cherokee Ledger Issue 15, page 17)
CAMPING MISSION - Cherokee Ledger News Article.

http://www.ledgernews.com/community/cherokee-life/1170-february-15-2012/4573-camping-with-a-cause-raises-40000
CAMPING brings in $40,000.00 - Cherokee Ledger News