named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Cholera Prevention in Haiti
Provides clean water systems, sanitation support, and health education to reduce the spread of cholera and other waterborne diseases in affected communities.
Educational Development
Builds and financially supports schools in remote rural areas of Haiti, including the Community School of Bedon, Coupeau, and Angibeau, to provide education for underprivileged children.
Improving Healthcare in Haiti
Delivers medical supplies, equipment, and medications to hospitals and clinics across Haiti, including support for dialysis services and hospital infrastructure improvements.
Project Dialysis Haiti
Partnership with Bridge of Life and Hospital Sodeth to establish a sustainable dialysis program for patients with end-stage renal disease; includes installation of 10 dialysis machines and training for medical staff.
Rebuilding the Coenha Orphanage
Reconstructed the Coenha Orphanage in Carrefour, Haiti, by installing seven prefabricated safe homes after hurricane damage, providing safe shelter for 48 children and 11 staff members.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Direct Clinical Care Delivery 3 activities
- Implementing Project Dialysis HaitiSupporting the establishment and operation of a 10-machine dialysis center in Haiti, including raising approximately $19,000 for training and operations and providing supplies for its completion by October 2016.
- Implementing cholera prevention and awareness programs in HaitiConducting expedition-based cholera prevention activities across multiple locations in Haiti, including Berly, Malanga, Laval, Angibeau, and Tent City Ravin de Michel Canaran, with efforts documented in 2016 and ongoing initiatives supported by donated supplies and partner pharmacies.
- Improving healthcare access and services in HaitiEnhancing healthcare delivery through mobile clinics, donations of medical equipment (including X-ray machines and ambulances), support for hospital infrastructure, and distribution of medical supplies and drugs to public hospitals across Haiti.
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Disaster Relief and Recovery Services 2 activities
- Distributing educational and relief supplies in HaitiDelivering over 5,000 school supplies, food, water, clothing, temporary shelters, construction materials, and camping gear to communities and institutions in Haiti through donated containers and organized shipments.
- Providing emergency relief in Haiti and the United StatesDelivering emergency aid including food, water, hygiene supplies, and medical support to victims of natural disasters such as earthquakes in Port-au-Prince and Hurricane Jeanne in Gonaives, Haiti, as well as conducting relief activities in the United States.
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School-Specific Educational Support 1 activity
- Building and supporting schools in rural HaitiConstructing formal primary schools and over 120 learning centers in rural Haiti, operating temporary schools in tents, providing annual financial support, and monitoring student progress.
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School Infrastructure Development 1 activity
- Rebuilding and supporting the Coenha Orphanage in HaitiReconstructing the Coenha Orphanage in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti, including building 7 prefabricated safe T homes and providing ongoing support through on-site visits and financial reporting on rebuilding efforts.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Distributing large-scale donated goods to earthquake victims in HaitiShipped 13 railroad containers of donated goods—including food, water, clothing, temporary shelters, construction equipment, medical equipment, drugs, and medical supplies—to earthquake victims in Haiti.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$8K
Contributions & grants$8K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$8K
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balance sheet
Total assets$0
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1 years on record · 2020–2020
relationships · 30
Who they work with
- Bridge of Life Partner — Partner organization collaborating on Project Dialysis Haiti to provide medical expertise and training.
- Bridge of Life Partner — Partner organization set to begin training process for Project Dialysis Haiti.
- CASK, Creative Art Space for Kids Foundation Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- Carribbean Cup, Inc. Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- Dr. Jean Roumel Theodor Partner — Director of Health Care / PDG Sodeth Hospital, serving as a director on the board
- Feeding America Network — Member of national food bank network
- Haitian American Alliance Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- Haitian Times Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- Hospital Sodeth Partner — Local hospital partner in Haiti implementing the dialysis program with support from Haiti Relief Fund.
- Hospital Sodeth Santo 25 Partner — Recipient of donated ambulance and medical oversight visits from Haiti Relief Fund.
- Hospital Universitaire De La Paix Partner — Site of follow-up activities conducted by Haiti Relief Fund’s Chair, Carlo Thertus.
- INFO@haitirelieffund.org Government — Email contact for Haiti Relief Fund
- Lantana Pharmacy Partner — Partnered with Haiti Relief Fund to fight cholera in Haiti
- MTA, Metropolitan Transit Authority Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- Many hospitals in the New York area Partner — Donated medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, including incubators, X-ray machines, and sonogram machines, for distribution to earthquake victims in Haiti.
- Misrok & Rosenbaum, L.L.P. Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman Government — Supporter of Haiti Relief Fund
- North Shore High School Partner — Student from North Shore High School organized a school supplies donation for Haiti Relief Fund
- Paseo Baptist Church Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- Society of St Vincent De Paul, Vallejo, CA Partner — Supporter of Haiti Relief Fund
- Sodeth Hospital Partner — Partnered to improve healthcare in Haiti, including hospital completion, equipment upgrades, and construction of a dialysis center.
- Stephanie Hill, CARE USA Partner — Supporter in Hurricane Jeanne relief efforts
- SuKup Manufactures Partner — Donated 7 prefabricated safe T homes for the Coenha Orphanage rebuild.
- Suffolk County Executive Office Government — Supporter of Haiti Relief Fund
- Sukup Manufacturing Partner — Collaborates with Haiti Relief Fund to build the COENHA Orphanage.
- Sukup Manufacturing Partner — Donated grain bin houses to Haiti Relief Fund for use in Haiti
- The Community School Coupeau Partner — School supported by Haiti Relief Fund in rural Haiti.
- The Community School Of Angibeau Partner — School supported by Haiti Relief Fund in rural Haiti.
- The Community School Of Bedon Partner — School supported by Haiti Relief Fund in rural Haiti.
- The Office of Senator Craig M. Johnson, 7th Senatorial District of New York Government — Supporter of Haiti Relief Fund
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Education as a Pathway to Poverty Alleviationmethodology: education-for-poverty-alleviationBy providing access to education through infrastructure development and sustained academic support, we break intergenerational cycles of poverty, because education is seen as the most transformative tool for long-term empowerment in Haiti.
- Integrated Relief and Developmentmethodology: integrated-relief-and-developmentBy combining emergency relief with long-term sustainable development across healthcare, housing, education, and family support, we address both immediate needs and systemic poverty, because integrated interventions produce more resilient and self-sustaining communities than siloed approaches.
- Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Developmentmethodology: public-private_partnership_for_infrastructureBy partnering with manufacturing and other companies to co-construct orphanage and community facilities, we leverage external expertise and resources to build critical infrastructure more effectively and sustainably, because shared investment strengthens community ownership and scalability.
- Sustainable Healthcare Partnershipsmethodology: sustainable-healthcare-partnershipBy collaborating with medical organizations to establish dialysis programs with training and infrastructure support, we create locally sustainable healthcare solutions, because long-term capacity building is more effective than temporary medical missions.
- Volunteer-Powered Operations Modelmethodology: volunteer-based_operationsBy operating entirely through volunteer labor with no compensation for directors or staff, we maximize resource allocation to direct services, because minimizing overhead ensures greater efficiency and trust in humanitarian spending.