Healing Haiti is a faith-inspired mission
of buya.org, a 501(c)3 non-profit that works
to help the impoverished people of Haiti
with a focus on children and families.

 

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Bring Food to the Hungry

Imagine feeding your child a dirt cookie.

There is a severe food shortage in Haiti. Prices have risen 100% in 2008 while supplies have shrunk. This in a nation where most make less than $2 per day. Many parents are not able to provide the basics of one meal a day for their children. To keep children from crying from hunger, they are fed cookies made of dirt and vegetable oil to fill up and trick their tummies into feeling full... can you even imagine?

Healing Haiti is providing emergency food relief to Haiti by partnering with Feed My Starving Children. Since 2008, Healing Haiti has delivered 682,000 meals, or 54 tons, to schools, orphanages and families in need.

Upon completion of Grace Village, a Feeding Program will feed an additional 75-125 street children in Titanyen. Children attending school typically receive one meal a day at school, but children who live on the streets or whose families can not afford to send them to school often times go hungry.

 

Over 100 adults, children, family and friends came to help
Healing Haiti re-pack 273,000 meals donated from
Feed My Starving Children into water buckets for Haiti.
Watch the video to see God's Glory in action.

 

Healing Haiti • 2629 S. Shore Blvd  •  White Bear Lake, MN 55110 •  651.426.7200
© 2009 Healing Haiti - a faith-inspired mission of Buya.org, a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. 
All donations are 100% tax deductible

 

With the high cost of food and the food shortages, many mothers are forced to feed their children mud cookies to trick their stomachs into feeling full.

Healing Haiti delivers desperately needed food to Terra Promise School  in Cite Soleil. For many children, this is their only meal.

To ship a container of donated food costs approximately $6500 with additional customs import duty of $3,000.

Donations are always needed to cover these costs.