FOHO will have a table tomorrow and Sunday at the Clearwater beach soccer tournament south of Pier 60! Come visit us and buy your raffle tickets to win many prizes, including the Grand Prize of 4 Park Hopper passed to the Disney parks! We will also be selling jewelry handmade by the children at The Future Of Haiti Orphanage! Hope to see you there! Read about our Raffle Event and buy your tickets today!
Help Us Become Self-Sustainable and Make a Difference in the Lives of These Amazing Children! Peanut butter is definitely an American favorite. When you go to the supermarket you find many different brand names that sell the product. Nevertheless, peanut butter is a luxury for most families in Haiti. This is your unique chance to help the orphans of Haiti experience organic peanut butter, while you can enjoy seeing how it is made! Each jar…
Parveen Smith (center) and 2 of her UK FOHO team, Zoe Lloyd (right) and Ann-Marie Coulthurst (left) , made their very first trip to Haiti recently. They have worked for months to raise money for food and also to help with the teachers’ and staff pay at The Future Of Haiti Orphanage. They brought tons of donated clothing, medical supplies (Zoe is a nurse), and toys for the children. They purchased a water bottle for…
Kelly Preston attended the Future of Haiti Organization dinner event in Clearwater, Florida to help raise awareness and funds for their mission to support Haitian children, families and entire communities, empowering them to move themselves from poverty to a brilliant future full of opportunities. To contribute, DONATE HERE. Future Of Haiti/Humanity Organization (FOHO) is a non-profit charitable 501(c)(3) whose mission is to support children, families and entire communities, empowering them to move themselves from poverty to a…
FOHO Founder and President Claude Reginald Jean has been in Haiti almost full time over the last few months preparing our humanitarian school for the new school year.In May 2013, we did a casual survey to find out how many children in the surrounding neighborhoods were not in school, and wanted to attend our humanitarian school. We were shocked. The first day, we had 300 students wanting to attend!We now have 423 students attending, including…
