Big problems in Haiti need big solutions.

I want to help 190 school children in Bois Negresse.

Let's Do Lunch for them Every Day, Every Month!

No matter where you are, every school needs teachers and every student needs lunch. Every day, every month. That's what I'm working for. It is simple. Without lunch, kids can't focus. They fall asleep in class. Their brains don't develop properly. They get discouraged and don't progress to the next grade. 

But we can help by providing a full lunch program. All it takes is money, and I plan to raise some. Will you help me? With your help and mine, those kids can grow up strong and smart. They can take advantage of education and maybe even solve some of the big problems in their country some day.

It will take $30,000 to provide lunch for all 190 children for a year, and only $400/month more to cover the remaining teacher salaries. You can see my goal on the thermometer. Please contribute to help me help others.    Donate Now to Help!  

IF YOU PREFER TO GIVE WITH A CHECK, please write it to Future Forward for Haiti, and mail it to 1001 Falcon Ridge, Belgrade MT 59714We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with no paid employees so over 95% of your gift goes to provide these meals.

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Gala Haitian Celebration of Plenty!

 You are invited to lunch with Vanessa Lefranc Victor

 Sunday, October 25 at 11:30 at Christ the King Lutheran Church.

We will provide the rice and beans.

Plus, if you have anything to share,

bring it along in the tradition of the saints in Haiti,

"To ensure everyone eats something on the Lord's Day."

Lunch is sponsored by Thrivent.

Let me tell you some things about Haiti:

  • Nearly half of Haiti's population is starving.
  • The average income is $350 per year. Teachers at our schools make $132/month
  • Only 60% of adults can read at a 6th grade level.
  • Many families cannot provide even one meal a day.
  • Their government unravelled when the president was shot in 2021 and gang violence makes city unsafe (see the map below).
  • The US government plans to "return" 350,000 people back to Haiti though many do not speak Kreyol and Haiti cannot absorb them

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