Hope for Haiti and LS Cream Liqueur announced a cause marketing partnership to improve access to clean water for 250 families in southern Haiti through the distribution of household water filtration systems and public health and hygiene education.
Less than half of Haitians in rural areas have access to clean water, and waterborne illnesses such as typhoid, cholera, and chronic diarrhea are the cause of more than half the deaths in the country every year. In addition to providing families with a clean water filtration system to be used in the home, the campaign aims to increase health outcomes by educating communities on hygiene, sanitation and communicable disease prevention. Haiti is now faced with the challenge of COVID-19, which has been spreading throughout the country. “One of Haiti’s most valuable resources is its culture, and we are proud to partner with LS Cream Liqueur to celebrate Haitian culture while helping Haitian families in rural communities access clean drinking water,” said Skyler Badenoch, Hope for Haiti’s CEO.
To officially launch this campaign, Hope for Haiti and LS Cream Liqueur will host a virtual celebration and tasting event, ‘’Cheers to Haiti,’’ on October 14th, 2020. Attendees will enjoy a special evening of entertainment and surprises featuring various Haitian artists and influencers coming together to support this important partnership. All ticket levels include bottle(s) of LS Cream Liqueur that will be delivered to the ticket holder prior to the event. ”This partnership with Hope for Haiti is very important for us. We often take for granted that we can have access to water as easily as we do in North America. Knowing that we will have a direct impact on the health and the quality of life of hundreds of people in Southern Haiti, is something that is close to our hearts and aligns with our values of giving back to our community,” said Myriam Jean-Baptiste, Co-Founder of LS Cream Liqueur.
Tickets can be purchased at https://hopeforhaiti.info/ls-cream. Every sale will contribute to Hope for Haiti’s Clean Water Program and support the campaign’s goal to help 250 families and their communities.
The event is open to the public.