Help for Haiti Inc.

“James willey jane willey president secretery spouse james jared willey james willey director president son michael hughes mary hughes director director spouse matthew willey james willey director president son”

“Stephen gallup 7 twin pond circle exeter, nh 03833 james j. Willey 9 willow way burlington, ma 01803 susan mullen 280 gulfshore blvd. South naples, fl 34102 james m. Willey 14 kirkwall dr stratham , nh 03885 matthew willey 11 welch street narrowsburg, ny 12764 carl w. Rubin 139 country club drive whitinsville, ma 01588 bill epperson 324 west road rye, nh 03870 david zaumeyer 4808 yacht harbor drive naples, fl 34112 michael hughes 11401 oakmont court ft myers, fl 33908 mary hughes 11401 oakmont court ft myers, fl 33908”

“After the form 990 has been completed by our accountant, our organization reviews the return against our records to ensure its accuracy before the signing and submission of the return.”

“Our governing documents are available to the public upon request.”

“The foundational component of our efforts is to feed hungry children in north haiti. Chronic malnutrition affects nearly one in every four children in all of haiti under five years old. Without food, children have no capacity to experience physical or mental growth. Every year, we raise funds to purchase nutrient-dense mannapack meals through feed my starving children, a christian nonprofit organization. These meals are based on the caribbean staple food: rice. They also contain soy, dehydrated vegetables, vitamins and minerals that are essential to the growth of a malnourished child. The 2020 donation of food from feed my starving children was valued at 27,933.60. Included was 540 boxes of mannapack rice fortified and soy protein meals with vegetables and minerals. This created 116,640 meals. Help for haiti paid the cost of trucking in the us from feed my starving childen's distribution center to florida where the food was put in a container and shipped to cap haitien haiti. Help for haiti pays for the shipping and duty in haiti and subsequently the trucking costs to deliver the food to the schools in haiti.”

“Our second mission in north haiti is to educate children, so that they can prepare for a successful adulthood. We support initiatives in two schools in north haiti: institution nouvelle etoile de bethlehem in cap hatien and institution mixte martin luther in marmalade. In 2020 we launched our help for haiti partners program to ensure that no child in either of our two schools will be turned away from their education due to lack of funds. In 2020, we completed a multi-year project: the development and construction of the new star of bethlehem school and fulton center for entrepreneurs in cap haitien. The school replaces the institution nouvelle etoile de bethlehem; an open floor structure that held 115 students and 8 teachers.”

“Our third and final mission in haiti is to equip adults for successful employment. Ultimately, our goal is to assist them in obtaining local jobs, or creating their own businesses, to secure their future and stimulate the economy. Our educate initiative explains that the one hen, yon poul program is designed to educate children in sustainable business and social entrepreneurship. It teaches them to take greater personal responsibility for their future. It teaches basic business skills and to share with others from their profits. And it does this while it helps them improve with the core school curriculum. Help for haiti has successfully managed the training of instructors in the one hen program. The final part of our employment initiative is to work with those in the community who are employable, right now.”

“Provide covid 19 relief to the families of the children in our two schools. We provided ppe and food stipends to 286 families. The relief was in the form of ppe and money for food. All payments and ppe were distributed directly to the recipients by help for haiti.”

“HAITI”

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