Letter To COHH’s First Missionaries
Dustin and Jenna Wadley were the first volunteers to commit to stay long term in Haiti in 2010 during the early construction of our campus in Hinche.
Dustin and Jenna Wadley were the first volunteers to commit to stay long term in Haiti in 2010 during the early construction of our campus in Hinche.
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ALERT!!! – YOU CAN TRIPLE THE IMPACT OF YOUR DONATION – Your donation may be TRIPLE matched 100%! against a total of $100,000 of matching funds. NOW is the time for you to help. Several weeks ago, we posted a Save The Date notice of the upcoming Center of Hope (Haiti), Inc.’s 20th Anniversary Celebration to be held at the New York City Bar Association, 42 West […]
The turmoil that has characterized Haiti for some time has largely focused around Port Au Prince and in the southern part of the country. Violence in the forms of shootings, robberies, kidnappings, street barricades and lawlessness being commonplace. Other areas of Haiti have been impacted by the violence with interruptions to the delivery of essential […]
Our graduates are children of extreme poverty and cannot afford to continue their education. COHH established the Flora Schnall Scholarship Fund
You Can Help Us Save Money For The Children Although several years ago COHH paid to be connected to the Haiti power grid, for the past year the grid has been intermittent and lately non-existent. We use inverters and batteries as a backup to the grid. However, we must use the generator to keep the […]
Education At COHH Continues After nearly a 3-year hiatus, construction on our third classroom building was completed. I visited the site to complete the dedication of the building in honor of our first graduating class. I arose early to once again see the children gather in the morning in anticipation of the raising of the […]
You Are Invited Center of Hope (Haiti), Inc. is celebrating its 18th anniversary this year. There will be a special celebration of our anniversary during the period between November 9 and December 31,2022. We are leading off with a virtual presentation via YouTube on November 9, 2022. You are invited to tune in and learn more about our […]
Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, is being adversely impacted by the war in Ukraine. Center of Hope (Haiti) is among those impacted. Haiti is trying to stabilize its government and its economy. The uncertainty around the governance of the country has left many areas subject to rule by gangs and corruption. Inflation […]
Construction resuming. We are 70% complete.
The rest of the story is too painful to recount so I will skip it and tell you that we finally took possession of the truck on January 18, 2022. We now have a brand new 2-year old truck!
Class of 2021 Amid the turmoil in Haiti caused by extreme poverty, COVID-19, political unrest and natural disasters, we are pleased to share our story of hope for the future of Haiti. On August 22, 2021, we celebrated the graduation of our 9th graders. Moreover, we are elated to learn that all of them passed the […]
COHH Scholarship Fund Recipients The graduation of our first COHH class of 9th graders took place in October 2020. It was delayed from the scheduled June date due to COVID-19. The students, namely, Darlande Louis, Lumonise Pierre, Claudnise Hilaire, Ebert Joseph, Frantzcise Simon, Widelka Simon, Djerwensky Dely all passed the national exams that allowed them to […]