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DONATIONS: Donations can be made using Paypal or by sending  donations via check to our Haitihelpers address. And, with all donations, be sure to direct us how your donation should be used. 100% of all donations go directly to the Haitihelpers projects and ministries (minus Moneygram sending fees) as intended by our donors. No part of any donation is used for Haitihelpers administrative costs.

Want to join us? Would you like to go on one of our mission trips? Do you have questions about our organization or any of our projects? Then please contact us. We'll be happy to answer your questions. Any donations can be made to Haitihelpers. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

 

Haitihelpers

1749 S. Dicks Creek Rd                                                                                 La Fayette, GA  30728

Phone: 678-986-6287 (Coopers) 

E-mail: coopring05@aol.com (for donations or questions regarding evangelism),

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haitihelpers@haitihelpers.org

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Mission Trip News

UPCOMING TRIPS

We will be going back to Haiti in May. We were just there for 2 weeks and had a great trip. We had meetings with the people making brooms. This is a small, limited industry already established in Bas Pinal. It is a broom industry that has been going on for over 70 years. It just needs a boost to get it to the next level. The orphange is closed and the families of all the children that were in it are all involved in broom making. We met with 30 people from this village and found out how we can help them grow their business, increase their income,   And we are going to initiate help them on this trip. There are four things we are going to do:

1. Purchase more donkeys and horses so they don't have to carry the finished brooms on their heads to market.

2. Obtain seed so they can grow the plants used for broom making locally and not have to walk 10 hours or take a 3 day round-trip to get their plant material as they do now.

I3. Purchase a Diahatsu truck to help them carry more plant material home for making the brooms while we are waiting for the local plants to grow. 

4. Find funding for micro loans.