by Kim Anderson | Feb 9, 2026 | Student Sponsorship
Edens Fleurival and Evilson Meronvil are living proof of what can happen when opportunity meets determination. Both young men grew up in difficult circumstances in Haiti, where poverty and loss often threaten to end educational dreams far too early. Yet today,...
by Kim Anderson | Feb 9, 2026 | Student Sponsorship
Have you ever wondered how school is different in Haiti compared to the United States? These differences are shaped by culture, resources, and what’s expected of students. We hope you enjoy learning a little more about education in Haiti! YEARS OF SCHOOLING:...
by Kim Anderson | Jan 12, 2026 | Student Sponsorship
In rural villages of Haiti, children walk long paths to school each morning, some with tattered shoes, some sharing worn notebooks, but hopefully carrying something far greater than their supplies: hope! For many families living in rural Haiti, sending a child...
by Kim Anderson | Oct 9, 2025 | Student Sponsorship
Graduating is no small feat in Haiti. In fact, only about 30% of students in Haiti even have the chance to start high school—and in rural communities that number is even lower. We’d love for you to meet some of our graduates and read how they overcame the barriers in...
by Kim Anderson | Sep 7, 2025 | Student Sponsorship
Graduating from high school in Haiti is a tremendous accomplishment—something only one in three students achieve, with even fewer reaching this milestone in rural communities like Williamson and Luly. That’s why the graduation of 22 remarkable students this year is...
by Kim Anderson | Jul 14, 2025 | Student Sponsorship
The Brazil School was once a thriving place for learning in the hills above Williamson. Its nickname comes from the green and yellow school uniforms worn by students that match the Brazilian flag. This bustling school has educated hundreds of children growing up in...
