ECLAT Haiti Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with the focus to bring advancement and positivity to Haiti. We are a group of young professionals who came together with the aim of empowering Haitians in Haiti to become self-sufficient through training and skills development.
ECLAT is working towards bringing awareness to the needs of those in Haiti, be it in the development of the country or highlighting the products that could help cultivate the population. From planting trees to reignite cultivation for farmers or tapping into wells to provide fresh water for the populace, ECLAT is working to instill a sense of hope in the future all while empowering Haiti and its people.
MIAMI, FL 33162
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to partnering with educators who share our pledge to provide quality education to Haiti’s children.
We believe that education is the answer to eradicating Haiti’s cycle of poverty and instability because it gives people access to a better quality of life. A population who is educated is more capable of bringing positive change to their country. It is in the spirit of wanting to educate Haiti now that this non-profit organization was formed.
Our mission is to rehabilitate the education sector in Haiti so that all Haitian children, whether wealthy or underprivileged, have access to quality schooling.
ATLANTA , GA 31139
Evolution Haiti, a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt non-profit organization, is committed to supporting non-governmental, locally-inspired initiatives in Haiti to educate, motivate, and empower the country’s youth to become future leaders. Focusing specifically on those children living in Haiti’s Département du Sud (Southern Region), Evolution Haiti supports initiatives in education, job creation, leadership development, and healthcare.
Our vision is to significantly change the lives of future generations of Haitians by supporting in-country efforts to develop youth leaders who are eager to effect social, economic, political and spiritual change within their communities.
31103 Rancho Viejo Road, Suite D-2, Unit 097
San Juan Capistrano, California 92675-1759
Grann Lison Foundation is a not- for- profit organization whose primary focus is to improve the quality of life for the people living in Haiti. We want to help the Haitian people better use their natural resources, reduce illiteracy, provide counseling for HIV and AIDS, establish medical centers, reduce the infant mortality rate, reduce waterborne diseases, stop as well as reverse the effects of deforestation, and provide micro-loans to help the poor.
The Grann Lison Foundation is registered in the state of Florida as a not-for-profit under Fondasyon Grann Lison, inc. #N98000005783 and as a 501c3 corporation with the U.S.A government, we are also registered with the Haitian government. For all of the Grann Lison Foundation community development projects, the participation of the population (the beneficiaries) is necessary. We call this the spirit of coumbite.
This spirit ensures the longevity of our projects. If the goal of improving the lives of the people living in Haiti by empowering the population is something that you would like to support with a donation or your time and expertise, please join us!
P.O.BOX 552417
OPA LOCKA FLA 33055
The primary purpose of For Haiti, with Love, Inc. is to make life better for the poorest of the poor - now, and to help them help themselves. Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere. Things have only gotten worse with a major food shortage. There are no jobs and the international community is withholding aid. Haiti's poor need jobs, they need food, education, homes and above all, they need hope. By providing food and free medical care for burns and other emergencies the people are back able to provide for themselves, with funding for cottage business start-ups, we help make that possible. FHL provides funds for basic education of reading, writing, and math through tuitions; cover personal emergencies like funerals, x-rays, special medications to give dignity. Provide clothing and shoes, proper home (when funding permits) all to add self- respect and feeling of independence.
Palm Harbor, FL 34683
The Foundation for the Education and the Rebirth of Haiti, Inc. (FERHA) is a 501c3 non-profit, charitable organization which strives to deliver high quality, low-cost education, healthcare and community-based social services to women and families in underdeveloped and underserved rural areas of Haiti. FERHA is primarily managed and operated by Haitians --- who understand the local, cultural, environmental, social and political realities unique to Haiti.
FERHA employs competent, caring, and well-trained individuals who are responsive to the needs of those served, their families, and the community.
FERHA aims to provide the people of Haiti with adequate education and raise their level of consciousness and awareness to lead them to the path of success and better life.
Vision
FERHA makes a difference by providing an integrated, holistic, community-based approach where the core focus is education as well as the health and well-being of women, families and children in the communities served.
FERHA also promotes sustainable agriculture in each community serviced, as a means to bring food security and livelihood systems to the community.
1595 Peachtree Parkway
Suite 204-276
Cumming, GA 30041
U.S.A.
P.O. Box 15804
Petion-Ville, Haiti
WI
God’s Planet for Haiti (GP4H) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Maryville, Tennessee and received a charter from the State of Tennessee in March of 2010. GP4H is also recognized in Haiti as an international non-profit organization. Our mission is to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Haitian people and to meet the needs of the children through education.
Our original goal was to start a Christian school in Marmont, Hinche, Haiti that will increase in size each year one-grade level at a time. To create a vocational program for students as they get older that will train them in skills they will need as adults. To teach these children about agriculture, plumbing, electricity, sewing, computer skills and other life skills that will help them to thrive in Haiti as the country’s economy grows and the country rebuilds. We also believe as God says in Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old, he will not depart from it.” We pray that as Haiti recovers and rebuilds, the children will be equipped to lead their country in a better direction for the future. Teaching Christ’s example to show them the importance of giving and helping others, we pray that as adults they will continue in this pattern of living that will glorify God.
MARYVILLE, TN 37802
The humanitarian aid programs established by GSF and our mission are very closely aligned - all serve the same purpose of community development. Each element of our work feeds into and from each other element - whether it’s childhood nutrition, primary education, further education grants, agricultural extension, marketable skills, small business loans, women’s services or transportation.
For instance our sailing boat, Fu Fei, is part of the microcredit small business loans, serves to transport the food supplies for the school, plus building materials, provides 4 jobs, reduces the cost of running the school, and saves fuel!
The school meals feed the children and vulnerable people in the village, assisted by the egg and vegetable programs from the agriculture service. Better nutrition then improves children’s school results. This impacts the health of the whole village. The teachers’ salaries return directly into the community, as do the microloan repayments enabling over 300 small businesses to date. Scholarships help teenagers finish grade school and attend trade schools or universities, bringing skilled workers and teachers back to the community when qualified.
FREDERIKSTED, VI 00840
Gospel Driven Direction
As believers and followers of Jesus Christ, we desire to obey the call of the Great Commission given by Jesus Christ: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age" - Matthew 28:19-20.
A Focus on Education and Leadership
The way we are making disciples is through the means of education, by focusing on two aspects.
First, we are discipling teachers to be effective disciple makers, to model Christ likeness in the classroom and become experts in the field of education.
Secondly, through an academic/leadership school. Gospel Haiti school was founded in 2014 and is a training ground for future leaders who will serve in the name of Christ. Whether students leave our school to become pastors, teachers, lawyers, doctors, politicians or other leadership positions, our hope is that they will be future leaders in the name of Christ, fulfilling Christ's call for their lives. This is how we intend to fulfill the great commission.
FREDERICK, MD 21702
Service is a nice concept but we often use the word without any true allegiance to what the Lord expects of his servants. The following are ideas that fit quite nicely with our theology of Christian Community Development, this special time of year when we celebrate the offering of Christ as the Servant who would save the world.
1. A servant does not have a message of his own. He is the mouthpiece of His Master. Just as an ambassador is expected to promote the views of his country and government, so also the servant of God is His representative on earth and His message is Reconciliation as Paul puts it, ‘you are ambassadors of reconciliation. Christ’s birth, life, death, and resurrection solidified that message.
2. A servant does not have a country of his own. He is only a pilgrim in a foreign land until His Master calls him home or to another destination. As a servant of God, where He calls us is where we need to be. Relocation is the mind of Christ that we should have during our pilgrimage here on earth. He left the splendor of heaven for the lowest possible state of human existence. None of us could ever match such a sacrifice.
3. A servant does not have any possessions of his own. He is only the manager of His Master’s resources. This could be the best of both worlds if we start on the right footing. It is always such fun to spend someone else’s money.
This is the opportunity to return unto the Lord what is rightfully his (The earth is the Lord’s and all who live in it) and at the same time be able to spend it for the aggrandizement of his kingdom here on earth. This is the very essence of Redistribution
Margate, Florida