An Isle of Man charity says it's hopeful funds raised for Haiti since the earthquake will help create a better standard of living in the devastated nation.
Christian Aid, along with other frontline aid organisations, will receive a slice of funds collected by the Disasters Emergency Committee, for its projects in Haiti.
The charity's Phil Craine is hopeful more robust buildings, and better roads, air and sea ports will be developed in the long run, as Haiti is rebuilt.
The amount raised in the Isle of Man is not yet known, but Phil says the disaster has clearly touched a nerve with the public, with donations pouring in:
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