
Yesterday I watched in deep frustration as the UN Security Council wrung their hands and spun their wheels regarding the deteriorating situation in Haiti, once again delaying any meaningful action.
While many Haitians fear long-term foreign occupation, the Haitians I’m speaking with recognize that temporary international support, in the form “boots on the ground”, is essential to alleviate the humanitarian catastrophe currently unfolding:





In the midst of this unthinkable disaster, I’m grateful to be part of an organization with deep roots in Haiti, and whose Haitian-led staff continue to find creative ways to serve the most vulnerable in their midst. And in my gratitude, I’m finding the courage to pray.




If you’d like to invest in the people of Haiti by supporting a organization committed to employing, caring for, and feeding Haitians via sustainable and locally-sourced practices, please consider visiting: https://bit.ly/3tuFQ4Z
(Learn more about the situation in Haiti: https://bit.ly/3eGRGFS)

