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Adventures in Haiti Part 3
Friday, October 9, 2009
Friday was an early start, and was non stop! The first thing we did was head out to the orphanage to watch the triplets during their in-house school for a bit. It was wonderful to see what a positive experience school is for them. When the school day was finished for the girls they decided to sing a song for us, what a treat!
Wyclef’s Hope For Haiti
Sunday, August 2, 2009
As a child, Wyclef Jean immigrated to the U.S. and grew up to live the American dream as a gifted and famous musician. As Scott Pelley reports, Jean is now using his talents and wealth to help his native Haiti.
Bill Clinton reflects on his first trip to Haiti as UN Special Envoy
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
You can read more on this story on the United Nations Webcast.
If you would like to learn more about how you can get involved with our orphanage, please click here: WeCanBuildanOrphanage.com.
- How they Survived The Earthquake
- Courageous Story of Survival
- Looking For My Friend Flo
- Best News Ever
- More Photos Of The Earthquake Aftermath In Haiti
- pat harding: I Think the smiles on the children's faces plus th...
- Nancy: I love seeing the happy smiles of the children! I...
- Nancy: Thanks for such a kind response! It is important ...
- Lia: Hi Nancy, It really was a wonderful day. I pass...
- Nancy: Happy 4th Birthday Zael!!! It looks like a wonder...
Meet Yakime
Sylvaince’s grandmother came to us and asked if we could care for Sylvaince as she was to old to properly care for him. About a month later His older brother Yakime joined him. At the time of the boys arrival their grandmother told us that the boys mother had passed away and that their father had never been around. Later we found out that their mother was still alive and living outside the country. Read more about Yakime →
Saturday, February 20, 2010
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