2025 Program of Work

2025 Program of Work

PLEASE DONATE today toward our very aggressive Program of Work for 2025.

We need your help to build our 32nd self-sustaining village in our 26th Haitian city in the last 22 years. Over that span we’ve sheltered and created a self-sufficient existence for 14,400+ desperately poor children and their families.

To be clear, when we say self-sustaining, we mean it. Due to the high unemployment rate in Haiti, we employ ONLY Haitians to build the villages (we take no volunteers) and buy ALL local materials. We import NOTHING into Haiti. In many of the rural areas where we build our villages the unemployment rate can exceed 80%.

Also, we continue to be very involved with domestic homelessness and natural disaster efforts right here in the U.S.

A little more about our 32nd village – The HERO Village in Anse Rouge, Haiti we’ve started to build.

Very similar to the village we just completed in Jeremie (pictured below), the new villages will contain 80 solar-powered concrete homes with separate latrines, a water tower to provide clean drinking water, 80 goats (1 per house), 240 chickens (3 per house), and entrance sign showing the name of each village.

 

As always, ALL elements of the 2025 villages will be provided to the residents at no cost to them.

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Also, I invite you to visit Haiti with me in 2025 should you donate to build a whole village in Haiti. Call 561.662.4503 for more info.

What is CHPF doing in the United States of America…?

Continuing to answer the call of those suffering tremendously here in the U.S. by providing temporary emergency shelter, hurricane assistance, homeless assistance, rental assistance, food, clothing, counseling, etc.

We can’t do it without you!

By the end of 2025 Caring House Project Foundation will have provided shelter to 14,400+ homeless men, women and children from around the world!

Caring House Family

Left: Current village
Right: What the 2025 villages will look like with your help!

Here is an excerpt from a letter from a new resident of a recently completed CHPF village who also works in the school:

I am grateful for the provision of the Testasse village. We found this little 4 year old girl in a shack in the swamp with her two sisters, one 5 years the other 1 year. They were alone, all very hungry. They are our newest residents to move to Testasse Village along with another set of three children who just lost their mom last week. The youngest child of this family had her hand broken in several places. Her mother had symptoms of an illness that would cause her to fall constantly. She fell on the baby several times breaking her hands. God Bless you and those who made Ange Village possible
– Delane Baily.

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Please visit our Donate Page here to support our worthwhile 2025 projects, and for other villages we will surely undertake in the future.

Once on the donate page you will find 74 different donation options.

Is there a level where you feel you can help us make a difference?

I believe the future residents of CHPF’s self-sufficient villages are deserving.

Recall the Gospel of Luke: “Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more demanded of the person with more.”

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