Yesterday, FOX News aired a heart-breaking story about an orphanage called Maison des Enfants de Dieu in Port-au-Prince whose 125 babies and children were still waiting to receive help from aid workers, military, medical staff – anyone.

Volunteers and crews are working around the clock and spread thin with the overwhelming need in Haiti, but listening to this report and others, there is a sense of deep compassion for those suffering, as well as a sense of urgency as all of us viewers wish aid could be extended to all quickly as possible, especially to these orphans. Field reporter Jonathan Hunt noted that the children had no formula left and were surviving on regular milk, which was in turn causing diarrhea and dehydration.

FOX News’ Shepard Smith did a follow up story the next day, and thankfully, Jonathan reported that Salvation Army personnel heard the broadcast and brought 5 bottles of Pedialyte (which helps with rehydration) and crackers to Maison de Enfants de Dieu. The Salvation Army also returned with a medical doctor and nurse to attend to the children! Though these orphans need much help, we are thankful The Salvation Army heard and responded to the call for help.

For His Glory Adoption Outreach ministry based out of Texas is dedicated to fundraising and assisting the orphanage and helping these children be adopted into loving homes. For more information on the ministry, you can visit their website at http://www.forhisgloryoutreach.org./