What a day this was. I arrived in Santiago Dominican Republic at about 4 a.m. local time and we headed to the airport for the first mission at 7:00. It was clear on the first flight into Les Cayes, Haiti that the work that Randy and Zach have been doing for the last few days is incredibly important and completely appreciated by the people they're helping. We flew two flights into Les Cayes, which is a town on the southwestern tip of the country and the site of a large hospital for evacuees from the port au prince area. The "hospital" is much more like a refugee camp. We were able to deliver large amounts of food and water, and also removed empty oxygen tanks and brought them back to Santiago for refilling. According to the surgeons we spoke with, the lack of oxygen for patients is an extremely important need, and it was great to be able to get the tanks back to Santiago to get them filled. We'll deliver them back to Les Cayes first thing in the morning. When we were packing up for our third trip to Les Cayes, we were told that we needed to deliver food and money to a guy who is running an orphanage for two thousand children in Port au Prince. It was amazing to see Port au Prince first hand, and great to be able to help a guy who is responsible for feeding thousands of children. When we got back to Santiago, we weighed out our cargo for the morning, and offloaded truckloads of beans and produce into the warehouse for tomorrow. It has been great to be here, and I can't be more humbled by the incredible amount of work that so many people are doing here from so many different countries. It's really been an incredible experience.