Some of the very most appreciated gifts that we are able to give to our Haitian friends are shoes. Thanks to a donation of several pairs of little girls’ shoes, by a donor named Nichole, we were able to make some toddlers and parents very happy in providing them
On our most recent trip we were able to take care of the schooling expenses for our sponsored children. Making sure the kids are able to attend school is a rewarding experience for us, knowing the importance of a good education. Some of the tuitions were paid in full
We just went up to Cabois again this past week. We were able to bring some food to some families in need. And we also addressed the schooling issue for our sponsored children. It is so meaningful to these families when their child gets sponsored and they find out
It intrigues me how in this age we still have such a contrast of the haves and the have nots. Unfortunately, Haiti is a country of the have nots. But we aim to do something about that. Here is glimpse at one of the Project Nourish teams sharing some
I had the honor of traveling with my daughter, Jaclyn on this last trip. It was just the two of us and it was nice. We started off together every moment, laughing, speaking Haitian Creole, and having fun. Then…she was off! She already made so many friends previously and
We are so pleased to have several young people on our January Impact Team. They bring such vitality and energy! Plus it is just comforting to see benevolence in the next generation. These guys have stopped their normal lives and focused on caring for strangers who are faced with
It is no secret that we love Cabois. Being able to visit again was a pleasure. We had some clothes and shoes for teachers. We had food for the orphans and their families. We had some medical supplies and I even got to administer some first aid as a
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
The day has finally come…we’re going to Haiti! Wow all the efforts were in anticipation of this day and now it pays off! It’s, of course, cumbersome to travel these days with the increased security measures to deal with but that hasn’t squelched the excitement of this Impact Group!
We had our initial group luggage packing party! There were decisions to make on what clothes and shoes would take priority (of course the children’s things for the orphanage won out!) and what medical items and hygiene articles we can fit…everyone is excited to be able to distribute care
