People often ask us, “What’s the best way to help Haiti?” Our answer is simple: We need passionate supporters to spread awareness about the challenges people face in Haiti.
We need help raising the money to help solve those challenges.
And, we rely heavily on the support of our partners and volunteers to join us in service to alleviate poverty in Haiti.
Using 30 years of experience of working in Haiti, we have developed efficient and transparent ways that YOU can make a difference in Haiti. You can start by following us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and our blog.
Start an online fundraising campaign, help us get valuable medical supplies to patients in Haiti, engage with us through our corporate partnership program, or travel with us to Haiti to see our work in action and be an active part of our mission. You can also donate stocks, include Hope for Haiti in your will, donate cryptocurrency like BitCoin directly to support our programs or donate through your local CFC (#40089)!
Scroll down to view the many ways you can contribute to our vision and help create generational change in southern Haiti.
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SUPPLIES NEEDED
Thank you so much for your interest in donating medications and supplies. After careful consideration, we will no longer accept walk-in donations so that we can focus on scaling our supply chain with institutional partners.
The goal of Hope for Haiti’s Gift-in-Kind program is to support our Healthcare programs and strengthen the existing supply chain of medications, medical supplies, and biomedical equipment available in Haiti. Hope for Haiti is mindful to not accept items that will undermine the local economy. Our policy is to only accept donated items that will strengthen the capacity of team and partners to respond the humanitarian needs of Haitian families, especially following disasters or times if elevated need. For these reasons, Hope for Haiti cannot accept clothing, household items, used technology items, food, school supplies, books, toys, dolls, and other non-medical items as all of these items are more cost effective to procure in Haiti.
If you are an institution with biomedical equipment, medications or medical supplies, please do not hesitate to contact Yvette Ebb, Gift-in-Kind Director, at ext. 202.
If you are an individual interested in supporting our Gift-in-Kind efforts with a monetary donation, please click here.