Haiti Agroforestry Mission

[IMG_E1718small.jpg] Sometime in 1984 I took my son Ryan to visit a piece of land, about 6 acres, up in the steep mountains of Northern Haiti (my wife Debbie and I were agricultural missionaries to Haiti at that time). God had put into my heart a dream of organizing a camping/training area for Haitian young people to teach them concepts...Continue reading

[IMG_E1718small.jpg] Sometime in 1984 I took my son Ryan to visit a piece of land, about 6 acres, up in the steep mountains of Northern Haiti (my wife Debbie and I were agricultural missionaries to Haiti at that time). God had put into my heart a dream of organizing a camping/training area for Haitian young people to teach them concepts...Continue reading

Haiti is a mountainous land occupying the western one-third of the island of Hispaniola.  About 80% of the population lives in abject poverty. Nearly 70% of all Haitians depend on the agriculture sector, which consists mainly of small-scale subsistence farming and employs about two-thirds of the economically active work force. The country has experienced little job creation since President Preval...Continue reading

We thank God for all of you who have been praying faithfully for the ministry of Haiti Hope Fund and for the suffering people of Haiti. We thank you for your generous gifts that have provided tremendous relief in Haiti following the horrendous earthquake of 2010, and for your continuing efforts to provide desperately needed medical supplies during the on-going...Continue reading

Thank you for your outpouring of support for the survivors of the earthquake disaster in Haiti. Haiti Hope Fund has been able to respond in rapid and effective ways to get help to Haiti, in those areas where it has been needed most. The North Haiti Christian University campus survived intact, with minimal damage to buildings and facilities, and no...Continue reading

Thank you for inquiring about this major disaster that came upon Haiti with that KILLER QUAKE.  The whole country is in shock by this terrible event. I do have one brother and a nephew and five nieces living in Port au Prince. So far one of my nieces is unaccounted for. They just don’t know what happened to her yet. ...Continue reading