We at Project Nourish will always hold a special place in our hearts for the sponsorship programs. So many long-term, fulfilling relationships have come from these programs. They have lead to international visits between families, business endeavors, and more! The little girl pictured above is shown holding a new
They were already friends…now we are! Just look at these cute little faces! So willing to befriend us, making our trip that much more enjoyable… So many of the children we come in contact with seem to just want to know that someone loves them. It’s not at all
Sometimes we have people tell us that they don’t know how to help, or who they can trust, or that their little bit doesn’t really matter, etc… Well we at PN can certainly relate! We have individually and collectively felt those types of feelings many times. But that’s where
We had the great pleasure of meeting a man named, Yves working for Samaritan’s Purse. He was the sweetest guy you’d ever want to meet. Long story short…he gave us contact information and helped set up our partnering with SP to provide some interim housing for some of our
We were fortunate to make friends with a new mom on our last trip. Her little baby was only a few days old and it was a special treat to hold her tiny body in my arms. This time around she’s a little bigger. But she was really sick
Check this out… my mom, Lucy, joined us on this trip! She said this will be her last trip as she thinks she’s too old…BUT we’ve heard that before…take a look at these photos and see what you think. Does she look like she’s not going back? Or like
On our last trip to Haiti we passed out some ever popular SillyBandz to several of the kids we came across in our travels. We were able to do this because two young girls donated them, from their collections, to give to the kids in Haiti. It was a
We received some comments on the blog post about givers. I started thinking of the people who have so generously given during the last few months. Of course there are always needs to address and resources needed to accomplish them, but it’s good to occasionally reflect on the things
I’m sure you can appreciate the importance of teamwork and how beneficial it is to efficiency and progress. Well, we have received some confirmation these few days from four churches who want to “team up” with us in helping the people of Haiti! Well, that sounds good to us!
We spent some time talking with the committee in Cabois regarding fresh water, food, and caring for the children. They are a great group of guys who are dedicated to helping their community develop. It is so refreshing to work with people who are already working with what they
