Welcome! Whether it is teaching an agriculture workshop in Kenya or volunteering to sort through a box of donations, every person (including you!) who is part of the Healing Hands International community believes we are doing something important, something bigger than each of us as individuals. At our core, we believe we are here to extend the love of Jesus Christ to a lost and hurting world, allowing God to use our hands to carry out His healing work. The goal of each of our programs is to implement this belief. Because of your support: • The Water program celebrated its 500th clean water well milestone. • The Agriculture program trained twice as many people as last year. • The Education program is moving into a second school in Haiti. • The Women Worth A Million program held its first Christian Business Women’s Conference. • The M.A.G.I. program had another record breaking year, impacting children in 5 nations. • The Disaster Relief program sent aid and development donations to the Philippines. • The Medical program sent supplies to 20 different countries.

May God pour out blessings on you for participating in this work.

Burt NowersPresident & Volunteer

What we believe.

In 2013, we trained 3,315 people in Mexico, Haiti, Brazil, Kenya, Uganda,

Tanzania, and the United States during 2 and 3 day workshops. We estimate that those we trained in turn trained another 20,000. We know of trainees who have trained 10, 15, 20, 35, and even 50 other people. If each person trained

is able to feed their family you can imagine that thousands of people are benefiting from these life preserving sustainable agriculture skills. We

now also have 67 people on our Hunger Fighting Team from the United States giving monthly to the fight against hunger worldwide.

The Education program has exciting news to announce! After spending two years at the Ganthier school, we are moving into an additional school in Santo, Haiti this year. Teachers from the Ganthier school will help to train the teachers at the Santo school. Praise God for this new opportunity!

The total income in 2013 was $3,523,368. We spent $3,049,513 (87%) on programs and reserves, $292,829 (8%) on administrative costs, and $181,026 (5%) on fundraising costs. At Healing Hands, we recognize that all resources are entrusted to us by God and therefore, we seek to be excellent stewards. If you have any questions about our financial statements, please call Chris Gingles at 615-832-2000

America’s largest and most trusted charity evaluator, awarded Healing Hands International their highest four star rating for the third year in a row!

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By the grace of God, we’ve been able to drill 66 and repair 37 clean water wells in 2013. We were able to provide clean water for over 309,000 people this year, opening the door to share the good news of Jesus Christ. We celebrated our 500th water well milestone in October. We were able to host 13 Walk 4 Water events in 8 different states this year, raising the funds for these wells as well as for Sawyer water filters that are provided where successful water wells cannot be drilled.

We hosted the first Christian Business Women’s conference in Haiti this year. We conducted 10 Hope parties telling the story of Women Worth A Million at 11 other conferences, Ladies’ Days, and workplaces. Women in the four countries in which we work were able to clothe, feed, and send their children to school as well as repair their houses, and save for the future.

Programs

FundraisingAdministrative

We packed and sent a total of 24,521 boxes this year, making a Godly impact in 5 different nations! With your help, boxes were sent out from both the Nashville office and the Ft. Worth office to Honduras, Romania, Zambia, Nicaragua, and Mexico.

We were able to send 22 containers of relief supplies, missionary belongings, well drilling equipment, and M.A.G.I. boxes to Afganistan, Haiti,

Honduras, Jamaica, Kenya, Nicaragua, Philippines, South Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.

We hosted the first Christian Business Women’s conference in Haiti this year. We conducted 10 Hope parties telling the story of Women Worth A Million at 11 other conferences, Ladies’ Days, and workplaces. Women in the four countries in which we work were able to clothe, feed, and send their children to school as well as repair their houses, and save for the future.

You donated $444,000 for Disaster Relief work in 2013. The bulk of this amount was given to our brothers and sisters in the Philippines following Typhoon Yolanda in November. We funded the rebuilding of homes, bought boats for fishermen trying to rebuild their livelihoods, and donated money towards rebuilding school buildings.

• Pray for the work going on through Healing Hands International. We covet your prayers for the wisdom needed to bless others in the way that God calls us. Please especially remember the members of our team who are working on the ground. • Host a Walk 4 Water at your church, school, or workplace. This is a four mile walk to raise money for our clean water projects. • Join the Hunger Fighting Team. Join over 60 people in committing to give monthly to the fight against hunger worldwide. • Organize a Book Fair at your school to raise money for buying much needed Creole and French books for the schools in Haiti.• Host a Hope Party in your home or church and tell all your friends about the Women Worth A Million program.• Participate in the M.A.G.I. project. This project brightens the lives of children in developing countries by sending boxes of gifts. • Plan to attend the Women of Hope conference on February 6-7th, 2015 at the Embassy Suites in Murfreesboro, TN. • Plan to attend our Dorcas workshop on May 7th, 8th, & 9th at the Nashville office to learn about and practice different sewing projects that are impacting people who need them around the world!

We collected glucose strips, alcohol wipes, lancets, monitors, glucose meters, sutures, birthing kits, hospital beds, mattresses, exam tables, eye exam equipment, bandages, dressings, tape, gloves, and microscopes. These

items were shipped to Afghanistan, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Philippines, Madagascar, Swaziland, Uganda, Mexico, El Salvador, Guyana, Guatemala,

Peru, Malawi, Chad, Belize, Zambia, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Romania.

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Board of Directors

Bill Merry, Jr.–Chairman

Greg Hardeman–Treasurer

Dr. Sidney Allen

Keith Cuthrell

Dr. Bennie Harris

Bill Lawler

Burt Nowers

Sandy Perry

Dr. Margaret Perry

Dr. Doug Peters

Dr. Randy Steger

Don Yelton

Staff–Nashville

Burt Nowers

Carl Burkybile

Dr. Seth Carmody

Rita Cochrane

Chris Gingles

Harry Hames

David Heffington

Cindy Herring, RN

Sean Judge

Jana Owen

Jim Pounders

Maeva Ralafiarindaza

Ashley Reeves

Scott Saunders

Linda Smith

Lydia Steger

Bobbie Solley, Ed.D.

Joseph Smith

Ron White

Both male and female staff members are available

to speak to your church, Bible class, school, youth

group, ladies class, or missions committee about

the work of Healing Hands International. Please

contact our offices for more information!

414 Blue Smoke Ct. WestFt. Worth, TX 76105

817.536.3383

www.hhi.org

Healing Hands International

455 McNally Drive Nashville, TN 37211

615.832.2000

Staff – Ft. Worth

Brandi Huddleston

Doug Fair

Lara Jenkins

Art Lynch

Staff – InternationalCurt King

Mary King, RN

Brandon Post Ebenezer Udofia