SUPPORT OPPORTUNITIES

We welcome you to support HHH through one of the designated donation options listed below:

Our churches are very involved with youth programs, summer camps and an adult literacy program. Church youth attending HHH sponsored churches also receive assistance for their high school and university tuition.  Funding to subsidize these programs would be of great benefit, including the opportunity to purchase Bibles, song books and devotional materials.

1. Support a School: We presently have 8 primary schools and there is an opportunity for a church or group to sponsor a school and community.  We are very grateful that Asbury Church in Raleigh is sponsoring the Sous Raille School.  Child Care International in Canada is assisting in the support of the Bas Andre and Poteau schools. Other rural schools are available for sponsorship as well.
2. Support School  Lunch Programs: We partner with Rise Against Hunger that has donated a container of food to us for the past several years. Our responsibility is to pay the cost of shipping and customs in Haiti, which is typically $10,000. We also purchase over $1,500 of local food each month to supplement the RAH food.
3. Support a School Library: HHH libraries need your support! Many books are needed to fill our shelves. We dream of providing laptops so students can access information through interactive CD's. It is valuable for our students to have experience using applications that prepare them for future employment.

When disaster strikes Haiti, our local churches distribute and assist those in need with the funds that are received. Would you like to partner with them to do more when disaster strikes?

Clean water saves lives. HHH has helped provide wells and filtration systems across rural communities, improving health and daily life.

Urgent Need: Clean Water for Cahoball

• Cahoball is a remote, impoverished, desert-like community where Siloe Ministry opened a school in 2010. A new building was completed in 2018, but the school and surrounding community still lack access to safe drinking water. Tragically, lives have been lost to cholera.
• Due to the region’s harsh terrain, drilling a well in Cahoball is more costly than usual. A professional estimate puts the cost at $14,000.
• Would you consider giving toward this need—or taking it on as a project with your Sunday School class, small group, or community club? Your support could bring health and hope to an entire community.

We are growing and constantly building. Consider building a classroom, a church, or a home for a family in need.