Environment
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Solar Project
- December 30, 2016
- Category: Community, Environment, News
Below, you will read from a great supporter of HFHF—how he got involved, and the project he wants you to help make happen! Friends and Fellow Supporters, Over the past several years, I’ve become involved with Hope for Haiti Foundation and participated in several of their fundraising events. Last December, I was gratefully able to
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Three Years Later: Ever-growing Hope in the Earthquake’s Aftermath
- January 11, 2013
- Category: Community, Education, Environment, Faith, Medicine, News
It’s already been three years since a devastating earthquake shook Haiti to its core—35 seconds that came suddenly and left misery and despair in its wake. As I traveled to Haiti, through the Dominican Republic, three days after the earthquake I could not miss the multitude of vehicles trying to cross the border into Haiti.
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2012 Year-End Update from Founder
- December 26, 2012
- Category: Community, Education, Environment, Events, Faith, Medicine, News
Dear Friends and Partners, It’s already the end of the 2012 and we, at Hope for Haiti Foundation, are excited to say that it was another awesome year for us as we continue to partner with you here at home and in Haiti. Our work continues in all the initiatives we’ve undertaken. We’ve gone from one
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Hurricane Sandy — Not too kind to Bainet
- October 31, 2012
- Category: Community, Environment, Medicine, News
As I sit here listening to the mayor of Bainet, Francois Malherbe, giving an interview to Radio Signal FM 90.5, the situation in the city is more than dire. The community was definitely surprised by Hurricane Sandy, as there were not enough precautions taken to parry the blow. It is estimated that 80% of farms
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Tropical Storm Isaac Update
- August 25, 2012
- Category: Environment, News
Saturday, August 25, 2012: For the last three days, we have been in communication with the team in Haiti to discuss hurricane Isaac’s potential landfall. The team had several trips planned between Port-au-Prince and Zorangé, as well as a trip scheduled to Gonaives. As of this morning, we heard from our national director, Inasson Mathurin,
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The summer wanes, but does your partnership?
- August 23, 2012
- Category: Community, Education, Environment, Faith, Medicine, News
Summer months notoriously lack in giving for nonprofits. Read this inspiring letter of encouragement from Founder Jean Elade Eloi—see how HFHF is doing and if it provokes you in any way to spread a little love to Haiti. WOW! As I sit in my office in North Carolina’s Research Triangle this morning, my mind goes
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GUEST BLOGGER: Nanga Kaye, Reflections on Haiti
- March 18, 2011
- Category: Environment, News
Nanga Kaye (right) is the agriculture director for Integrated Community Development International (ICDI), a faith-based nonprofit organization working in the Central African Republic and other countries. He traveled to Haiti with Hope for Haiti Foundation in September 2010, where he helped evaluate agricultural practices in rural Haiti and find ways to improve farming efficiency. Originally