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Color of Hope (C.O.H) is a grassroots, community-based organization that strives to strengthen Haiti, Haitian-Americans and the Haitian Immigrant community in Palm Beach County and surroundings through the combined strategies of community organizing, advocacy, education social services, cultural outreach, leadership development, and forging productive relationships with other communities. C.O.H works to improve the quality of life of Haitians by building our community's capacity to be an active agent for positive social change.

Our vision is for a strong Haitian-American and Native Haitian Immigrant community, whose members have power to make decisions about actions and policies that directly affect their lives. We make strides towards obtaining access to a range of social, political, cultural, and economic opportunities in a context of equity and social justice.

We hope the idea of fortifying our community through direct investments into the Haitian community will stay with you. You will  be investing directly into the backbone of the Haitian community.

Click here to learn about our work in Haiti or in the US COH HAITI | COH USA

What has Color of Hope been up to since January 12, 2010

Since the unfortunate turn of events on January 12 Color of Hope has been successful in getting things done on the ground from water distribution in the areas of Delmas 40b, Delmas 32, Delmas 33 and the surrounding area to offering a sense of hope to our brothers and sisters. In addition to its ongoing recreational activities for children in the neighborhood of Delmas Color of Hope (COH) is currently creating a variety of projects, to provide those in need with basic necessities. (Click here to view pictures from our team in Haiti)

As you know, the first few days after the earthquake was very difficult for many who did not know the fate of their loved ones. In partnership with several radio stations in Haiti and the United States, including numerous websites, COH helped many locate their family members through a family connection broadcast.

With many buried in mass graves, some barely buried, it it is inevitable and unfortunate that many who perished in this tragedy will be forgotten and that is unconscionable and unacceptable to the members of Color of Hope. This is why they decided to launch the first digital memorial wall for the dead and missing at www.112haiti.com

Color of Hope (COH) has also partnered with organizations and helped coordinate teams of doctors and nurses who have made many trips to Haiti.

 

Color of Hope is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization(EIN/tax ID# is 27-1851170). Your donations are fully tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.

Color of Hope members:

Temp. Board Member:
Darin Wade Mellinger, Esquire
Frensisca Aristil
State Rep. Mack Bernard
Richard Souverain
Fritz Altidor

Members:
ed shakespierre - President
Portia L. Sanchez - Vice- President
Kerfye Pierre- Secretary
Anthony Abraira
Johanne Etienne
Frensisca Aristil
Salusa Basquin
Suze Joseph
Louben Moncoeur
Nadia Theard

Color of Hope Team In Haiti
Jean Baptiste Evens
Pierre Louna
Exantus Grasta
Blanc Billy
Timothee Jean Roc
Blanc Yvena
Florestal Roody
Charles Alex
Delisma Jeanhnot
Delisma Jean Noe
Eugene Winsley
Massillon Aline
Floradin Cleguy
Florestal Johnny
Nelson Daniela
Lafleur Jerry
Michel Elisnor
Edouard Luc Nikerson
Sansoir Boyer
Polydor Wilner
Bazile Wikenson
Ezeb Myrlene
Blanc Natacha
Orelus Roseline
Jean Astride
Gurand Ghayhallande
Jules Elcie
Jules Nesly
Yscard Betty
Dort Serge Junior
Augusma Wendy
Morisseau Ernso
Eugene Techlet
Ledix Wisleine
Nelsy Michaelle
St Pierre Ketura
Jean Pierre Gresset

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

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