Facts About Haiti:

There are 5.7 million food-insecure people
1.4 million people have been displaced
Over 64% of the population lives on less than US $3.65 per day
45% of the population lacks access to clean water
Only 20% of health facilities remain operational

(IOM: International Organizaiton for Migration, HRW: Human Rights Watch)

Haiti has faced repeated foreign interference, occupations, and economic exploitation that have weakened its institutions and fueled cycles of instability. Combined with corruption, natural disasters, and now armed violence, these forces have left millions struggling to survive as Haiti endures one of the worst humanitarian crises in history.

We work closely with local partners to bring resources, meals, and hope to a small village of about 75 people in Grande-Rivière-du-Nord, Haiti. Previously, we operated in Port-au-Prince, taking care of a village of about 100 people, but had to relocate when the area fell under armed gang control.

Our journey in Haiti began in Port-au-Prince, where we supported the school Centre de Formation Cecile Fatima. Focused primarily on orphans, we provided daily meals and basic necessities, reaching nearly 100 students and ensuring their comfort and well-being.

In 2023, we relocated to Grande-Rivière-du-Nord, where we now support a village of about 75 people, nearly two-thirds of whom are Muslim. Here, our programs have grown to meet the community’s most pressing needs:

🍴 Providing meals and essential groceries for orphans and families living in poverty
🏠 Building a shelter that serves as the heart of the village, which offers educational programs, a space for prayer, and a hub for community distributions
🌙 Offering daily meals during the month of Ramadan to ensure no one goes hungry while fasting

For the month of Ramadan:

During the month of Ramadan (February 19th–March 19th), about 50 Muslims in the village in Haiti will be fasting daily from sunrise to sunset, abstaining from all food and water. This makes access to nutritious meals and clean water especially urgent, as they rely on suhoor (pre-dawn meal) and iftar (sunset meal) for their physical strength and well-being. Donations are critical during this time to ensure they have sufficient food, water, and essential supplies to safely observe their fast and maintain their health throughout the month. Meals are roughly $10 per person!

Our Impact In Haiti:

Port-au-Prince

Supported a school of about 100 students
Bought appliances for the school
Provided daily meals to support students
Provided meals during Ramadan to fasting Muslims
Provided food hampers with essential groceries to 100+ families for Eid

Grande-Rivière-du-Nord

Support a village of about 75 people
Built a pavilion that acts as a center
The pavilion hosts educational programs
Provide meals during Ramadan to fasting Muslims
Provide food hampers with essential groceries to 100+ families for Eid

Every contribution directly supports the growth and sustainability of this village. Together, we can continue to nurture a community built on dignity, compassion, and hope.

🌍 Join us in strengthening lives and building brighter futures in Haiti!

Haiti

By Ally Foundation

Haiti

Help Support Members of Grande-Rivière-du-Nord, Haiti