In our most recent update, you'll find snapshots, notes, and success stories from the community leaders we so deeply believe in.

Today is Mother's Day in Haiti. As the COVID-19 curve accelerates, mothers across Petit Trou are responding in the best way they can.

Haitian families are struggling to adapt to the unprecedented circumstances created by COVID-19. Here’s what we’re doing to help.

A quick note to keep you all informed on what's happening in Haiti, and also on how we are evolving, adjusting, and planning here in Colorado.

As we face the challenge of coronavirus here in the U.S., I'm deeply sorry to report that there are now two confirmed cases in Haiti.

We are proud to share the news that thanks to your generous support, the new St. Paul's School is full of lessons, laughter, and the light of our students.

On what is a sad and somber day, we reflect on lives lost, we are hopeful for the future, and we are grateful for the chance to humbly share in this work with you.

It's been more or less impossible to get to Petit Trou over the past few months due to the protests and paralysis in Port-au-Prince, so I took the opportunity presented by a slight lull for the holidays to make a quick trip.

Under Darline Nicolas’ leadership, the 100 members of GEM (the Girls’ Empowerment and Mentoring Program) participate in a comprehensive curriculum meant to help them succeed in all areas of life. Menstrual health and financial savings/income generation are two topics the GEM program has covered recently.

The two best friends were thrilled to return to the farm on April 14th to mark this year’s Earth Day with the theme of “Protect Our Species.”