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World Water Day 2021
Why Give Water?Clean drinking water should be available to everyone. Can you imagine filling a bucket from a stream filled with garbage to ensure your family has water to drink? Or waiting in line at a well to pump water from a ground contaminated with human...
Celebrating the Women in our Community
Celebrating the women in our community for International Women’s Day 2021
Au revoir 2020!
2020 has been such a difficult year for the entire world. Like most small non-profits, ours has had to operate on the most limited budget ever (just under 30% of our usual budget). Fortunately we are still in operation, and our team (both Haitian and American) rallied...
Haitian Recipes you need to try!
If you have ever been to Haiti, you have had the perfect rice with black bean sauce, the best fried plantains on planet earth, and probably some street food that you wish was available via drive-through back home. And if you've ever visited us, then you have had this...
A Pandemic Summer in Haiti & Update
PFAMILY MISSION is proud of the parents that participate in our programs and their commitments to their families. We know well the struggle of life in Haiti and we are honored to work alongside these strong families. We believe that by supporting and empowering...
Unnecessary fire kills at least 13 kids in Haiti
This is why we do what we do - this story is one of the reasons we fight for justice and family preservation.$6.6 million budget with only about $2 million in expenses accounted for Overcrowded, unsanitary conditions Kids used as restaveks (slaves) Funded by the...
Macken’s Kids
I just happen believe that every single human has the right to learn - even if it is nothing more than basic reading, writing, and math. We both do - that is why we started our Education Initiative. We often take for granted our ability to get an education in America....
The Fire
I don't think I ever considered what I would do if we had a fire at our house in America. It was obvious to call 911 and the fire department would come. There is no 911 in Haiti. Or if there is, we don't know that they'd even show up. You're on your own in Haiti most...
Picking up the pieces after disaster strikes
Two families we care about are safe, yet homeless. They need shelter so they can begin to pick up the pieces and rebuild their lives (something that is challenging in Haiti even without a disaster). We want to help make that happen, and we want you to be part of rebuilding with us.
There is no calm before a hurricane
Saturday, Sunday and the majority of today were spent in preparation for Hurricane Matthew, which is approaching Haiti. We know how fortunate we are to be able to prepare like this. Please pray with us …
Good News
"Preach the gospel at all times and when necessary use words." I have made a conscience effort to teach the gospel through actions more so than words. I have witnessed the evangelical approach and seen it succeed on paper while failing in practice. I have...
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By joining the Honor Roll (which starts at just $25/month), you’re making a tangible commitment to family preservation and poverty alleviation. These recurring donations provide sustainable, predictable income, and you’re joining a community alongside other folks who also want to make an ongoing impact. In exchange for your support, we share stories and voices from our community as well as behind the scenes of our work.