ShelterBox aid for Haiti leaves Newquay
20/01/2010
700 ShelterBoxes being loaded onto a plane bound for the disaster victims of Haiti. Enough emergency shelter for more than 8,500 people. Photo: Glyn Curtis
The aid from the Cornish-based charity was loaded onto a chartered Airbus A300 at Newquay airport in Cornwall, UK. Photo: Glyn Curtis
Officials say the death toll from the earthquake is between 100,000 and 200,000. Photo: Glyn Curtis
Volunteers all helped load the cargo plane at Newquay, including local firemen. Photo: Glyn Curtis
Thousands of people in Haiti left homeless by the devastating earthquake will receive disaster relief tents and other emergency supplies essential for survival. Photo: Glyn Curtis
Public donations are vital to ShelterBox's continuing aid work around the world. Photo: Glyn Curtis
ShelterBox Response Team member Jane Nash being interviewed by BBC Spotlight. Jane will be following the boxes to Haiti and is also GP, her knowledge will be invaluable. Photo: Glyn Curtis
ShelterBox Founder and CEO, Tom Henderson. Photo: Glyn Curtis
