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Local officals, nonprofit/student organizations, all throughout South Florida are teaming up to commemorate the 2nd anniversary of the earthquake tragedy. The Save Haiti Biker Ride
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Do you want to make a difference? Are you ready to roll up your sleeves and work on the most pressing issues in our generation? Are you ready to stand up for Haiti? Join the Hope Team
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The 2011 National Haitian American Forum was a huge success. While you will be able to watch the entire forum on tv and online, thanks to our many partners, we would like to share a few video clips with you. Watch now

"The National Haitian American forum 2011 embodied that very principle by providing a platform for leaders in the community to come together for a wide ranging dialogue about issues that concerns Haitians in the US and at home. Thank you for starting this conversation!!!!!

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We are pleased to announce our confirmed 2011 panelists for the National Haitian American Forum to be held on May 28th in Palm Beach Florida. Learn more

These influential thinkers, entertainers, and politicians will take center stage to express their thoughts about some of the most pressing issues of today and to inspire innovative and lasting solutions.. “Sharing Our Strength” is our theme. It truly captures what it means to be a community. The forum is free and open to the public

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2011 National Haitian American Forum:
We are pleased to announce the 2011 National Haitian American Forum to be held
on May 28th in Palm Beach Florida. Click here for more info

The National Haitian American Forum is an inclusive, informative and dynamic dialogue to address the primary concerns of Haitian Americans and the Haitian American immigrant communities across America, also known as the Haitian Diaspora.

A variety of issues are discussed during the forum including our beloved country Haiti. The forum is created to educate, uplift, and empower the Haitian community by bringing people together and engaging them in thoughtful dialogue, leading the way to constructive action. NHAF is held during the last weekend in May in celebration of Haitian Heritage Month.

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The "Save Haiti Bike Ride" was a total success! yes, we biked from Lake Park to Miami.
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The "Save Haiti Bike Ride" made it to Miami with more than 20 bikers

The bike tour began at 5:00AM in the city of Lake Park with a prayer and a word from the Mayor. Stops included: City of West Palm Beach, City Hall Lake Worth, Toussaint L’Ouverture High School in Boynton Beach, City of Delray Beach, Radio 980AM in Boca, & City of Oakland Park at Jaco Pastorious Park to end at Moca Plaza in Miami.

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Haitian Memorial Day Proclamation:

The City of West Palm Beach Proclamation

WHEREAS, on January 12, 2010 at 4:53 PM the worst earthquake in 200 years hit Haiti, and caused a widespread devastation across the country. The earthquake resulted in not only the loss of buildings but killed more than 300,000 people and left more than 1.5 million homeless; and

WHEREAS, the earthquake in Haiti not only affected the lives of those living in Haiti it also had an impact on residents of the city, state and country; and WHEREAS, on this day, we remember and honor those who perished in the earthquake of January 12, 2010. We will never forget that horrific day nor will we forget how the American people and the World responded with compassion and generosity, prayer and hope for the Haitian people. Our obligation to ensure a better Haiti will not be forgotten; and Read more

History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people. Martin Luther King, Jr.

You are most likely among those who have given to Haiti relief efforts or those who have donated countless times to help the Haitian people and for that we are and will be forever grateful.

We are once again appealing to your kind heart to help us break the cycle of dependency. your tax deductible gift to the Haitian Diaspora Million Dollar Challenge Fund will provide training and strengthen the educational system to help put Haiti back on a sustainable path to development. Please help us teach them how to fish

Community & Family Empowerment Center is a multi-functional facility that will provide opportunities for individuals to elevate themselves via a truly supportive education, business and health-oriented environment. Read more

• Early Childhood Development Programs
• Employability Skills Development
• Cyber Internet & Computer Training Programs

Rank	State/Country	H. Diaspora Population	Money Raised
	New York	400,000	$145.00
1	Florida	250,000	$6657.96
	Massachusetts	100,000	$30.00
	New Jersey	57,000	$26.01
	Chicaco	15,000	$40.00
	Connecticut	15,000	$0.00
	Georgia	12,000	$3.00
	Maryland	10,000	$100.00
	Pennsylvania	8,500	$10.00
	California	6,500	$0.00
	Canada	100,000	$40.00
	France	80,000	$10.00
	Japan	Unknown	$50.00
	Washington, DC	Unknown	$25
	Virginia	Unknown	$30
	North Corolina	Unknown	$20
	United Kingdom	Unknown	$20
	Ohio		$3
	Total	1,054,000	$7209.97

 

Haitian Diaspora Challenge Fund A.K.A Haitian Sustainable Community Fund
Suntrust Banks, Inc Acct# 1000105909328
Bank of America Acct# 898038067188
mail checks to: 7852 Overlook Rd Lantana, Fl 33462

• To add a Country/State email us

"I donated because I believe in a new Haiti " Sandy Guillaume.

What is your reason for giving to the Haitian Diaspora One Million Dollar Challenge Take a moment to let us know