Several of you have been asking me when we’re going to start making trips to Haiti again…so here’s the latest update!
Our dear friend Sonel Dorsainvil, who we’ve been working closely with since 2021 (and who serves as our driver and translator) is now back in Haiti full time, and he tells me that everything is still calm in the region of Haiti that we work in and that he would love to continue working with our groups.
Additionally, our good friend Luckson Previl, Director of See Him Ministries (where we stay at in Haiti), is taking a group to Haiti next week from the Clear Creek Church of Christ in Chattanooga. This will actually be the second group from Clear Creek that has traveled and served in Haiti this summer (the first group posted an AWESOME trip video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auCCDpI5yNk – I would definitely encourage you to take a couple minutes and check it out! And, if you’ve ever been to Haiti with us before, it will definitely make you miss Haiti all over again!).
After Luckson and his group return from this trip I’ll be getting his opinion on the current status of things in the Cap Haitien area, and recommendations for the best flight options (there are only two airlines flying into Cap Haitien right now and Luckson has used both of them).
My hope and prayer is to be able to make at least one, and possibly two trips to Haiti during the last half of this year, but of course only if all indicators are that we can do so safely and effectively.
Will definitely keep you posted! In the meantime…here are the latest Haiti Fund financials:
Haiti Fund Financial Report – 2025 – Second Quarter: *
$11,468.00 – Total Incoming Contributions
($3,500.00) – Clothing and shoes for the children at the St Michel Orphanage
($1,950.00) – Food for the children at the St Michel Orphanage
— ($74.93) – Wire transfer fees
— ($50.00) – Annual filing fees to the South Carolina Secretary of State’s office
— ($22.41) – Fees for donations made through PayPal
— ($2.00) – Fees for donations made through PayPal
* Note that all funds are used only for the purpose which the donor has earmarked them for.
