The August 2021 earthquake that ravaged the south of Haiti destroyed Mazenod College. Founded in 1969 and situated in the Southern part of the country in Camp-Perrin, Mazenod Collège is a high-school of excellence run by the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate. It is ranked among the best in Haiti and is one of the few educational institutions in the country located in the countryside that is still able to provide quality education in a consistent fashion.

After the earthquake, the Fondation Odette Roy Fombrun pour l’Education (FORF), The Frager Institution of Les Cayes, Father Augustin Sincere led an emergency recovery fundraising campaign that generated US $70,791.90 from several Haitian and foreign institutions, banks and private donors which enabled the installation of 14 anti-seismic metal shed that were used as classrooms and helped salvaged the 2021-22 academic year which marked the completion Phase I of the reconstruction of Mazenod College. Despite the terrible post-earthquake conditions, Mazenod College was able to boast a 100% success rate in the official national exams of June 2022.

We now need your help to complete the remaining phases of the reconstruction. A total of US $442,221.15 is needed to rebuild Mazenod, transform the temporary sheds into fourteen (14) fully equipped permanent classrooms and bring the school facilities and equipment to standards.

HaitiFutur US is pledging its support to help raise $30,000 towards the reconstruction. Please help!!

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