Pennies for Haiti

“Other expenses totaling $6,018 include travel, mobile transfer platform fees, and general banking charges incurred in the process of transferring program funds from the U.S. to Haiti. These costs are consistent with standard remittance fee structures averaging $8 per $100 transferred, as charged by mobile money services, international banks, and third-party remittance platforms. All funds were transferred to support program delivery and direct assistance to beneficiaries. - 6018”

“Haiti STEM Alliance): During the tax year, Pennies for Haiti spent $26,500 to deliver STEM, robotics, and technology education through Haiti STEM Alliance. This program served over 750 students in 6 departments and included online teacher training. Program funds covered laptops, Arduino kits, internet support, staff stipends, and transportation.”

“Nwel Pou Timoun: The organization spent $3,000 to host its annual Nwel Pou Timoun program, a Christmas event providing food, toys, and educational gifts for over 1,500 children in vulnerable communities. The event supports emotional and nutritional well-being during the holiday season.”

“Eco-College Immacul?e des Coteaux: A total of $48,514 was spent to operate and strengthen ECIC, a rural school in Aux Coteaux. Program expenses included student meals, school sponsorships, classroom construction and repair, and delivery of educational materials. These funds helped provide a safe and effective learning environment for 100 students.”

“Empowering Tomorrow?s Achievers: A total of $4,000 was spent to operate Empowering Tomorrow?s Achievers, a program that provides tuition assistance for students from pre-kindergarten through college. Funds were used to cover school fees and support educational continuity for children and young adults from underserved communities, helping them remain enrolled and on track toward graduation.”