Brightening Lives in Haiti

Together, We've Made 2024 Extraordinary!

We hope you had a blessed Christmas filled with peace and joy. As the year draws to a close, we’re reflecting on all that God has done through Tree of Hope Haiti in 2024. Here’s a glimpse of what’s happening in Grand-Goâve this December:

Christmas Giving Program ?

Thanks to our generous supporters, we’re providing multiple meals for children and their families during the holiday season. This program goes beyond a single meal, ensuring children can enjoy the holiday break from school without hunger.

Hope Farm Progress ?

The construction of Hope Farm is making great progress! The foundation, pillars, and roof are complete, bringing us one step closer to opening. The final step is installing the chicken wire, after which the chickens can move in. Once operational, this farm will bring much-needed stability to the community by creating jobs and providing a sustainable food source. We’re thrilled about the positive impact this initiative will have on local families in 2025 and beyond!

Education Initiatives ?

Our sponsorship program continues to grow, we had six more children added to enroll in school this month. We’re working toward our vision of seeing every child in Grand-Goâve enrolled in school.

Building Homes, Building Hope ?

This year, we were blessed to construct a cement house for a family in need. This new home provides safety, stability, and a fresh start, representing a tangible expression of God’s love and care for the community.

Daily Support for Families ?

We remain committed to providing clean water to 800 families daily, even amidst ongoing challenges such as gang violence and road closures. Your support has been crucial in making this possible.

Prayer Requests ?

• Continued safety for Gama as he is still in Haiti.
• Our community amidst ongoing unrest.
• Wisdom and provision for the next phase of Hope Farm.
• Favor and resources as we prepare for 2025.

Thank you for partnering with us to transform lives and communities in Haiti.