Current Projects

Safe housing provides a family with security and contributes to good health by giving access to water and sanitation. By building a family a home, you are giving them a safe space where they can raise their children and focus on needs such as education and livelihood.

30 women from the community of Lepaterique will receive the opportunity to participate in empowerment workshops. In these workshops, they will learn important life skills such as emotional intelligence, leadership, and financial literacy.

Low-income families can find it challenging to be able to afford to send their child to school, often resulting in them not going at all. Through the Give These Children a Chance program, you can invest in a child's future by supporting them with books, lunch, and school fees.

For many children in Haiti, the meal they eat at school may be the only meal they eat all day. We are partnering with FFTP Inc. donors to provide 253 students at the Ti Ayiti School with a nutritious breakfast everyday for 10 months, giving them the energy they need to focus on their education.

Give a farmer in Llandewey an opportunity to improve their income by teaching them about onion production and providing them with equipment and support. Farmers will learn about the technical skills needed to grow their own onion farms to make an income to support their families.

Many children in the Caribbean and Latin America are living with medical conditions and their families cannot afford care. In partnership with FFTP, the Healthcare Benevolent Program aims to raise funds to help children receive lifesaving surgeries that are on average $10,000.

Support 6 low-income coffee farmers in San Antonio with increasing their coffee production yields. This project will provide them with the necessary tools, equipment, and technical assistance to grow coffee beans that can be sold in international markets for an income.

Give a farmer in Fern the opportunity to receive tools, training, and support to improve their ginger crop production. Farmers will learn the technical and business skills needed to increase the yield of their ginger farms and make an income to support their families.

Help up to 20 low-income farmers in the Medio Guire community of Yoro, one of the poorest areas of the country, receive quality agricultural inputs, work tools, and technical training. Farmers will learn how to grow and harvest corn and bean crops to make a sustainable living.