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Ready to bid and make a difference? Our ServeHAITI Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser Silent Auction is officially OPEN! www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser/auction Here's how to participate: 1. Sign up to start bidding. 2. Choose a category that interests you: Sports, Travel, or Home Décor. 3. Explore the items by reading their short descriptions. 4. Place your bid and get a chance to win something special! Saturday, November 14 I Time: 3 PM – 6 PM (Please arrive on time!) Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ 650 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange, NJ Featuring music by @thephensic Painting instructors @paintthetown.events Donations via Venmo @ServeHaiti and PayPal under ServeHaiti Inc accepted Tickets & Donations at www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser Every bid makes an impact! ❤️ Your participation directly supports the ServeHAITI mission and helps us continue making a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Did we mention we are serving authentic, natural and savory Haitian Cuisine at the ServeHAITI Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser? That's right Neguess Creole Restaurant NJ is our trusted food vendor for the event, and their delicious menu is definitely worth trying. Neguess Creole is a woman‑owned Haitian restaurant and food business founded by Jessica Gourdet and her mother, Marie Jeanne, blending authentic Haitian cuisine with a strong cultural identity. The name Neguess comes from Haitian Creole, meaning a fierce, strong, intellectual, and well‑rounded female warrior — a figure who keeps her word and is both celebrated and respected. We can't wait to welcome you all! Saturday, November 14 I Time: 3 PM – 6 PM (Please arrive on time!) Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ 650 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange, NJ Featuring music by @thephensic Painting instructors @paintthetown.events Donations via Venmo @ServeHaiti and PayPal under ServeHaiti Inc Purchase your tickets at www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser See you soon!

Grab your tickets for ServeHAITI Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser, Nov 14th. Discover one-of-a-kind treasures and unique goods straight from Haiti and shop beautiful handmade items from our Haitian Artisan Market or take part in our exciting silent auction featuring special items you won't want to miss, opening this Friday, November 6th! Saturday, November 14 I Time: 3 PM – 6 PM Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ 650 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange, NJ (📍Directions, Parking and FAQ) Featuring music by @thephensic Painting instructors @paintthetown.events Donations via Venmo @ServeHaiti and PayPal under ServeHaiti Inc Let's come together, spread the word, bring your friends and family, and make this event a HUGE success! We can't wait to see you there! www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser

You or your company can make a life-changing difference in Grand-Bois, Haiti! A $500 sponsorship helps our Health Center continue providing essential healthcare and nutrition services to vulnerable children. Your $500 contribution can make one of three meaningful impacts: 🥜 Fight Malnutrition: Support the 10-week Medika Mamba (therapeutic peanut butter) nutrition program for 3 children. 🩺 Provide Emergency Care: Help treat 8 children experiencing respiratory distress for one day. 🍎 Fight Hunger: Provide meals for 33 children for an entire week. As a $500 corporate or private sponsor, you will receive: ✔ Sponsorship recognition and highlights during our Sip & Paint NJ event. ✔ Visibility and recognition across our social media platforms. ✔ Your company logo and name featured on promotional and marketing materials. This is more than a sponsorship. It's an opportunity for your company to demonstrate its commitment to social responsibility while making a tangible difference in children's lives. Partner with us. Invest in healthier children. 📩 Contact us today to become a $500 sponsor at info@servehaiti.org More about our upcoming Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser at www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser

Donations to ServeHAITI can now be made via Venmo using the handle @ServeHaiti and PayPal under ServeHaiti Inc! We want to make the process easy and fast for you. Your contribution can be a one-time donation or recurring donation. There are so many ways to support us! No matter where you are, you can help ServeHAITI empower the residents of Grand-Bois to build a healthy, safe, and sustainable future for their community. What is your preferred donation method? Share in the comments below! #followers

Some of us are getting the warm jackets out, others are collecting silent auction items, and third are working on the menu for the ServeHAITI's Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser. Nonprofit work is a 24/7 commitment, as is our Health Center in Grand-Bois, Haiti. Open every single day, day and night, serving its community since 2005. That's why we have chosen it to be our inspiration for our paint experience with @paintthetown.events on November 14th. The Health Center is the heartbeat of our mission, and its pink color symbolizes healing and love - we can't think of a better combination. Join us for a ServeHAITI fundraiser with a twist — an evening designed not just to raise support for our programs but to spark your creativity, connection, and joy. 📅 Saturday, November 14 📍 Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ ⏰ Time: 3 PM – 6 PM 🎟 www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser Haiti. 🎵 @thephensic Tickets: $85 adults $45 children 10-13 $150 couple or two people (Includes painting, entertainment, food & drinks)

Thank you, St. Thomas More Catholic Church - Decatur, Georgia, for your recent donation that enabled us to send a new power generator to Grand-Bois, Haiti! Our staff just sent us this short video after the equipment was delivered to the Health Center. "The arrival of the new generator will provide ServeHAITI Health Center with a more reliable power supply. Restoring the solar power system is also essential. Addressing these energy challenges is helping us reduce operating costs, ensure the proper functioning of medical equipment, and improve the quality of care provided to our patients." ~ Josanor Solem Josue, ServeHAITI Health Center Commication Manager Your donations - real impact! Thank you!

ServeHAITI is thrilled to team up with @paintthetown.events for ServeHAITI Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser - a night of color, music, creativity, and real impact. Their expert instructors make painting fun and accessible for all, turning every canvas into a conversation beyond the paint. No experience needed, all materials are included. Saturday, November 14th Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ Music Headliner: The Phensic Time: 3 PM – 6 PM Tickets: $85 adults I $45 children 10-13 I $150 couple or two people (Includes painting, entertainment, food & drinks) Come sip, paint, and support life‑changing work in Haiti. Let’s make art AND make a difference. Reserve your spot today! www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser

Happy Birthday to @ron.apollon, ServeHAITI’s incredible Organizational Director! Your dedication, leadership and kindness continue to inspire us every day. From leading calls with our haitian staff and marketing meetings to printing impact reports and tirelessly advocating for better health and opportunity in Grand-Bois, your passion shines through in everything you do. We all know the secret behind how you accomplish so much: a big heart for people in need. Wishing you a fantastic year ahead—Bon fèt, Ron!

From Davenport, IA, we are taking the momentum to West Orange, NJ for another incredible ServeHAITI Fundraiser this November! Join us for an inspiring, artful experience while raising crucial funds to support ServeHAITI and the resilient people of Grand-Bois, Haiti. Event Details: Event: ServeHAITI Sip & Paint NJ Fundraiser Date & Time: Saturday, November 14 @ 3:00 PM EST Location: Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ (650 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange, NJ) 🎟️ Tickets: www.givebutter.com/c/servehaiti-sip-and-paint-fundraiser Music Headliner: @thephensic We are thrilled to welcome The Phensic, featuring members from legendary ska and reggae bands Bigger Thomas, Hub City Stompers, and Rude Boy George! Playing their signature blend of Indie Reggae Soul—a danceable cocktail of '60s & '70s reggae, punk, and 2 Tone—The Phensic delivers high-energy shows packed with infectious melodies. They channel the spirit of The Specials, @The Clash, Bad Brains, Amy Winehouse, and Arctic Monkeys. Expect big rhythm, sharp riffs, and real soul—ska reimagined for today! The Lineup: Roger Apollon Jr. – Vocals Greg Behan – Drums Robert Julian – Guitar Marc Wasserman – Bass We can’t wait to paint, dance, and raise funds for a great cause together. Grab your tickets early! 🇭🇹✨

Together, we are making a difference for Grand Bois! 💙🇭🇹 A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who made this weekend’s ServeHaiti Iowa Fundraiser an incredible success! Because of your overwhelming generosity, we are able to continue providing vital healthcare, clean water, and education to the beautiful community of Grand Bois. We are endlessly grateful to: • Our incredible Iowa community: Everyone who purchased tickets, attended, donated silent auction items and brought such amazing energy to the room. • Our dedicated team: The event committee, volunteers, and team members who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to bring this event to life. • Our supporters: Everyone who bid on silent auction items, sponsored the event, donated to fund a need, and championed this cause. • A special thank you to Jason McEwen for his live performance at our ServeHAITI Fundraiser and to @commonchordqc for hosting us this Saturday. We could not do this work without your hands and your hearts! Thank you, Iowa! We are so close to reaching our goal! It’s not too late to make an impact! You can still support our ongoing mission by donating directly to www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser Please like and share this post to help us spread the gratitude. 📷 Karen Chung

Our Annual Iowa Fundraiser event committee, volunteers, and team members from Iowa, Atlanta, NY, and Tampa are working tirelessly to make tomorrow’s event a success! 🇭🇹✨ www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser September 26, 2026 • 6 PM - 11 PM EDT Common Chord · 129 North Main St., Davenport, IA 52801 Here is how you can support our mission today: • Spread the word: Share this post with your friends and family. • Buy last-minute tickets: Secure your spot before sales close. • Donate to "Fund a Need": Give directly to support our immediate goals. • Bid on the silent auction: Take home incredible items while making an impact. Most importantly, please keep Haiti in your heart as we bring this event to life and raise funds for the incredible community of Grand Bois. FAQ - ServeHAITI Annual Fundraiser: https://shorturl.at/95cd1 Questions: info@servehaiti.org

If you haven't checked out our upcoming Iowa Fundariser silent auction page yet, now is the time! We have amazing items supporting a great cause, including a stunning 14.5-foot Handcrafted Legacy Canoe. Valued at $5,000, bidding for this masterpiece starts at just $2,000. It features a white oak and ash upper wood kit with beautiful dark cherry wood ribs, expertly built by the incredible Navarro Canoe Co. Don't miss your chance, links in bio to place your bid today! Your Impact $2,750 Cost of Providing Medication for the Pharmacy for two weeks $2,100 Cost to Provide Meals for the Clinic for one month Mote silent auction items: www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser/auction

🎟 Who still needs tickets??? 🎟 Purchase today and get a head start scoping out all the great silent auction items. https://givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser

Two very special paintings have arrived from Haiti, and we’re honored to include them in the ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser silent auction. Marc‑Alain Jean‑François's work carries not only talent, but a story of resilience, hope, and extraordinary perseverance. 𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭 Marc‑Alain Jean‑François was born on April 23, 2005. He lost both his parents at a young age, yet despite life’s many challenges, he has never stopped moving forward. He discovered his love for drawing in the fifth grade and has spent years practicing, refining his skills, and nurturing a deep passion for art. Today, Marc‑Alain is in his second year of Upper Secondary (NS2) at Kònillon Christian School. His journey is a testament to courage — believing in himself, developing his gifts, and honoring the talent God placed within him. We are so happy to showcase his artwork and support his continued growth as an emerging Haitian artist! Head over to the Iowa Fundraiser page to see his art and start bidding today. www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser/auction

It's Dr. Leo's birthday today! 25 years ago Dr. Léopold Bourgouin signed up to serve the Grand-Bois community as ServeHAITI Medical Director and we wouldn't be where we are today without his commitment to bringing health and hope to this community. Bòn fèt, Dr. Leopold! Support our mission: www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraise

The ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser Silent Auction is LIVE! Get ready to browse and bid on an incredible lineup of items—everything from dream travel experiences, stunning jewelry, baskets, self-care gift cards, art, home decor and so much more! Two important reminders: 🎟️ Buying an event ticket does NOT automatically register you for the silent auction. Be sure to register separately so you can start bidding! It takes only three (3) minutes! 💻 Not attending the Iowa Fundraiser? No problem! You can still participate in the silent auction and support our cause from anywhere. (Please note: some items may require in-person pickup.) -> www.givebutter.com/.../ServeHAITI-Iowa.../auction We’ve made it easy for you—everything is neatly categorized so you can find your favorites fast and start bidding! More items coming — full lineup available this week, silent auction is closing September 26th at 9:45 PM.

"The ServeHaiti fundraiser is a month away, and Harlan and I were recently asked to share our reason for being a sponsor for this ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser. My first trip to Haiti was in 2017 when I was fresh out of PA school. I returned again in 2018 and then Harlan joined me for a trip in 2019. When I first went to Haiti, I was 24 and wanted to change the world. I naively thought providing global healthcare was the way for me to do it. I now believe that changing the world looks a lot simpler. I’m convinced that small, everyday acts of kindness are often the most meaningful. If you can, please consider donating. The work ServeHAITI does is truly life changing, and every donation, large or small, makes a difference. And if you’re free, we’d love to see you at the fundraiser on September 26th." ~ Maddie Marie — a dedicated long‑term supporter of ServeHAITI For many years, ServeHAITI has held a special place in our lives. The relationships we’ve built, the work we’ve witnessed, and the community of Grand Bois have shaped our understanding of service in ways we’ll never forget. Supporting this mission feels natural because it’s personal — rooted in experience, gratitude, and a deep respect for the people we’ve met along the way. https://givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser

Today we celebrate Michelet Estime, ServeHAITI’s dedicated Health Center Administrator — and an essential part of our mission in Grand‑Bois since joining the team in 2022. Michelet is one of the steady hands and strong hearts behind the St. Vincent de Paul Health Center. From being part of team calls, to driving the truck to secure medications, to keeping our documents, partnerships, and operations organized, he ensures that our clinic runs smoothly and our community continues to receive the care it deserves. His commitment reflects the spirit of ServeHAITI, and his words guide us forward: “We have worked hard to achieve our mission, which is to improve the living conditions of the people of Grand‑Bois both in the areas of health, economic stability, education, and clean drinking water. So let’s stay engaged and focused because we still have major challenges to overcome together — and other large‑scale projects that are underway.” — Michelet Estime, ServeHAITI Health Center Administrator Please join us in wishing Michelet a wonderful, joy‑filled birthday in the comments below. Our team is stronger because of people like him!

Today, on International Day of Charity, we honor the compassion and generosity that sustain the people of Grand‑Bois. Every act of kindness — every donation, every volunteer hour, every shared message — strengthens the community and expands access to healthcare, clean water, education, and hope. ServeHAITI’s mission continues because people like you choose to care. Your support helps provide medical care to thousands, empowers families, and builds long‑term stability in one of Haiti’s most underserved regions. If you’re able, we invite you to join us today by supporting our ongoing work — whether through giving, volunteering, or simply sharing our mission with someone new. Every gesture makes a difference. Thank you for standing with Grand‑Bois. Your charity changes lives! www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now

We entered a photo titled “Life in Grand Bois” into the America’s Favorite Photo competition with the hope of winning $10,000 for ServeHAITI's mission. We’re asking our community to help by casting a vote for this powerful image using the link below or to share the link with friends, family, and colleagues to help spread the word. -> www.americasfavoritephotos.com/v/ppktt9 The photo being submitted shows a family of eight living in a small shack — a striking reminder of the challenges families face in Grand‑Bois, haiti. It was captured by ServeHAITI’s Organizational Director, Ron Apollon, during his 2023 visit. Life in Haiti continues to grow more difficult and increasingly expensive, and the people of Grand‑Bois are feeling the impact every day. ServeHAITI remains a lifeline for this community of 65,000 by providing medical care, clean water, education, and economic development. If you’re able to support ServeHAITI directly, please consider making a donation through the link below. Every contribution helps, and all donations are tax‑deductible. -> www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now Thank you for helping us uplift Grand‑Bois through your votes, your generosity, and your willingness to share this effort with others.

From the moment a patient checks in at the St. Vincent de Paul Health Center, to seeing our nurses and doctors, and finally picking up their prescription, the people of Grand‑Bois know they’re cared for. Our medical and administrative staff shows up every day with commitment, compassion, and a deep belief in building a healthier community. Happy Birthday to our Assistant Administrator, Fedelyne Israel Innocent - — thank you for your dedication, your hard work, bright smile, and 15 years of strengthening our team. #OneTeamOneHaiti

Froeschle Baked began out of pure curiosity. What started out as a little experiment with a sourdough starter quickly grew into lots of fresh baked breads and treats for friends and family. Soon people were asking for more. "I saw a beautiful opportunity to use my fun with baking to actually make an impact. Today, 100% of all sales from our sourdough baked goods are donated directly to ServeHAITI. I became aware of ServeHAITI over a decade ago through my husband who has traveled to Grand-Bois, and has seen firsthand the incredible impact the clinic has on this community. We have continued our support of ServeHAITI for many reasons. Specifically we appreciate that ServeHAITI doesn’t just offer temporary relief—they walk in long-term solidarity with the people in the community. By supporting sustainable solutions in healthcare, clean water, education, and economic development, I know our contributions are directly empowering families and creating real, lasting change that my own family has witnessed." ~ Kristin Froeschle, ServeHAITI's sustaining donor & advocate What began as a hobby has become a heartfelt way to support the families of Grand‑Bois. Froeschle Baked reminds us that fundraising and sponsorship can come from many places — creativity, generosity, and the everyday talents we share with one another. As we build momentum for the ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser, we celebrate partners like Kristin who show that impact doesn’t have to be complicated. It can start right at home, with flour, water, and a desire to help. More at www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser

We want to share a short video of a meeting held as part of the regular team meetings of the community health personnel, which consists of 23 members - 19 community health workers, 3 water technicians, and 1 supervisor. One of the highlights of the day was the signing of a new six-month contract, reaffirming ServeHAITI’s commitment to the people of Grand-Bois, Haiti. "We would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to our generous donors for their invaluable support. Thanks to their continued efforts, ServeHAITI can keep providing essential services and helping to save lives within the community." ~ Josanor Solem Josue, ServeHAITI's Health Center Communications Manager Thank you, @josanor_solem, for this glimpse of your day at the Health Center. Support us at www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now

You can access ServeHAITI impact reports and annual updates directly on our website. See how our community programs supported by your donations help the families of Grand-Bois, Haiti. What You Can Find Online: - Financial breakdowns and funding data. - Program updates on healthcare, water, education and development. - Long-term community milestones. - How you can support our mission. - Events updates and much more. You can find ServeHAITI's newest Impact Reports at www.servehaiti.org or receive a printed copy during our upcoming events - ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser, September 26th and ServeHAITI Sip and Paint New Jersey Fundraiser, November 14th.

Handmade art, jewelry, metalwork, home décor, leather goods, bags, and ServeHAITI merchandise will all be featured at the Haitian Artisan Market during our upcoming Iowa Annual Fundraiser. We received a beautiful video from the Grand‑Bois market earlier this week, capturing the colors, movement, and community spirit that make Haitian markets such an important tradition. That same energy, creativity, and connection will be right here in Iowa at our artisan market. 📅 Date: September 26, 2026 • 6 PM - 11 PM 📍 Location: Common Chord · 129 North Main St., Davenport, IA 52801 📩 Questions & Inquiries: info@servehaiti.org 👉 www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser Items for the Artisan Market have come from @papillonmarketplace, @rosiesboutique.haiti, @petitepalmhaiti, 2nd Story Goods, Gift of Hope Haiti, Haiti Made and Singing Rooster, see some of the items in our stories! This is your chance to support ServeHAITI and pick up original pieces, thoughtful holiday gifts, and something special just for you. Don’t miss it — the market is a beloved gathering spot for supporters and friends.

Mark your calendars for a fundraiser with a twist — an evening designed not just to raise support for ServeHAITI's programs, but to spark creativity, connection, and joy. 📅 Date: Saturday, November 14 📍 Location: Toby Katz Community Center, West Orange, NJ ⏰ Time: 4 PM – 7 PM Join us for a vibrant night of painting, food, drinks, and music, all while supporting our mission to strengthen health, wate access, economic stability, and education in Grand‑Bois, Haiti. This isn’t your typical fundraiser — it’s a hands‑on, art‑filled experience where your creativity becomes part of the impact. Come sip, paint, laugh, and uplift — together. Further details coming soon!

Rainy season in Grand‑Bois typically runs from March through June and again from August through October. During these months, water becomes somewhat easier to find at local wells and springs — though never truly easy. For the rest of the year, many of these sources dry up almost completely, leaving families with limited and often unsafe options. Access to clean water is essential for every part of daily life, from cooking and drinking to maintaining good hygiene during health outbreaks. That’s why ServeHAITI has spent more than a decade working to improve water security in Grand‑Bois through well development, spring protection, and community‑driven solutions. Reliable water shouldn’t depend on the season. With your support, we continue moving toward a future where every family in Grand‑Bois has safe, consistent access to this most basic necessity. Find more at www.servehaiti.org/our-work and donate at www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now

As students across the U.S. return to school this week, families in Grand‑Bois, Cornillon, Haiti are preparing for their own academic year, which typically begins in late September or early October. Rural mountain communities often face delays due to weather, transportation, and resource limitations — but the commitment to education remains strong. Local schools serve hundreds of children each year despite limited infrastructure and challenging terrain. With support from partners and community organizations like ServeHAITI, these schools continue to provide essential access to learning. ServeHAITI’s Health Center supports students with vaccinations, wellness checks, and treatment for common illnesses — helping ensure they start the school year healthy and ready to learn. Alongside our clinic work, ServeHAITI has invested deeply in education across Grand‑Bois through our Teacher Training Program, which strengthened schools throughout the region. We’ve also helped rebuild local schools and improve learning environments so students have safe, functional spaces to learn. Our team continues to provide school supplies to children who often begin the year without the basics — notebooks, pencils, backpacks, and hygiene essentials. Your support makes education possible in Grand‑Bois. If you’d like to help students start the school year healthy, prepared, and confident, consider joining our monthly giving community and support our education programs. Every contribution strengthens a child’s future and the entire Grand‑Bois community. www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now

Whether building a Health Center, providing micro-financing, planting a garden, or providing training and resources to local schools, our goal is to provide a foundation on which Grand-Bois can keep building using its existing and developing resources. Can you name our four core initiatives? Comment them below — and don’t forget to join us at the ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser, September 26th, Common Chord, Davenport, IA where you’ll meet our amazing team and supporters.

Our ServeHAITI Iowa sponsorship team met yesterday to discuss the ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser and the momentum is building! With less than two months to go we need everyone’s help - whether it’s a full sponsorship or a gift of any amount, your support makes a real difference. ♥ www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐇𝐀𝐈𝐓𝐈 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐈𝐨𝐰𝐚 𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐅𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐫 𝐒𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟔, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔, 𝟔:𝟎𝟎 𝐏𝐌 – 𝟏𝟏:𝟎𝟎 𝐏𝐌 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐝 (𝐑𝐞𝐝𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐑𝐨𝐨𝐦) · 𝟏𝟐𝟗 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐭., 𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭, 𝐈𝐀 𝟓𝟐𝟖𝟎𝟏 Don’t forget to secure your seat and get ready for a great music, a Haitian Artisan Market, a silent auction, and a great time together at the beautiful Common Chord! #OneTeamOneHaiti

August is Black Business Month, a time to honor and support Black entrepreneurs everywhere. At ServeHAITI, our SHecon Programs, Microfinance & Tailored Lending, and Emergency Financial Support help spark entrepreneurship and economic empowerment in Grand-Bois. Join us in celebrating local success by highlighting your favorite Haitian and Haitian‑American businesses in your area!

This month we’re thankful to @directrelief for donating 200 boxes of acetaminophen suspension (160mg/5ml) — each with 12 bottles of 4 oz. This is a major boost to our essential medication supply and will directly support families who need relief from pain and fever. A special acknowledgment to @hopeforhaiti, whose partnership with Direct Relief helps deliver emergency medical aid and support local healthcare systems despite the difficult conditions on the ground. Our pharmacy relies on strong partners to keep essential medicines available. Together, we continue serving our Grand-Bois community with consistency and care.

Happy Birthday Month to ServeHAITI's board member Nyrva Cadet, whose leadership and commitment continue to strengthen our mission! Deeply committed to global health and service, she has participated in medical mission work in Haiti since 2004 and serves as Health Committee Chair and board member for ServeHAITI, helping expand access to essential healthcare services in Haiti.

This year ServeHAITI received the Candid Silver Seal of Transparency, last time we held the platinum level, and has earned a 3/4 Star rating on Charity Navigator. Candid’s data tools on nonprofits, foundations, and grants are the most comprehensive in the world. Only 5% of the more than 1.9 million nonprofits registered with the U.S. IRS earned a Candid seal of transparency. Candid considers transparency of information that the nonprofit shares with the general public using several metrics – finances, goals, program information, strategies, capabilities, achievements, progress indicators, people involved, and the difference the nonprofit is making – in order for a nonprofit to earn a seal of transparency. GuideStar Seals of Transparency was introduced in 2013 to provide visible recognition when a nonprofit shares information on GuideStar. The type of information a nonprofit provides determines which Seal it earns. The levels are: - Bronze - basic information so your organization can be found - Silver - program information and brand details - Gold - financials and people information - Platinum - goals and the difference you’re making Approximately 19% of all organizations with a Candid Seals of Transparency hold the Silver Seal and ServeHAITI is honored to be one of them! Charity Navigator is the largest independent charity evaluator in the United States, rating hundreds of thousands of nonprofits. It assesses organizations using a 0 to 4-star scale to help donors find trusted groups. Follow us for more updates at www.ServeHAITI.org

Two days ago, we welcomed Alberta Lozam, known on social media as Quenn Rubia Paulina, originally from Les Palmes and currently living in the Dominican Republic. She wanted to share something with the people coming into the Saint‑Vincent de Paul Health Center today. About 110 patients were at the clinic, and each one received something — a food kit, a hygiene kit, or cash assistance. It was a beautiful reminder that kindness multiplies, and when one person chooses to give, an entire community feels the impact. Thank you, Quenn Rubia Paulina! If you’re wondering how to give, it starts simple: show up, share what you can, and let compassion guide your actions. www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now

We were so happy to join the vibrant festivities at the 6th Annual Taste 4 Culture Festival (@taste4culture ) hosted at iLounge Taste the Difference in Marietta, GA. From the authentic Caribbean cuisine to the live music and community energy, we loved every minute of it! Ron Apollon, ServeHAITI's Organizational Director and Board Member Sabine Apollon shared our misssion and impact with visitors and answered questions about our four core programs - Health, Clean Water, Education and Economic Development. "What an incredible celebration at the 6th Annual Taste 4 Culture Festival yesterday at iLounge Taste the Difference! The venue was packed as vendors, artists, community leaders, and fans came together to celebrate Haitian culture through music, food, entertainment, and unity. The energy was amazing from beginning to end, making this year’s festival another unforgettable success." ~ Meli Melo Media Network You can support our upcoming fundraisers at www.givebutter.com/servehaiti-donate-now and learn more about ServeHAITI at www.servehaiti.org Pictures: @meli.melomedianetwork and Sabine Apollon

For more than 25 years, ServeHAITI has been built by people who care — the community of Grand-Bois, Haitian staff, volunteers, donors, and friends like you. Some of you were there from the very beginning. Before the St. Vincent de Paul Health Center was built, before the roads became familiar, when we were still taking shape one trip, one conversation, one act of faith at a time. Grand-Bois may feel far away today. But the memories stay close, the people we met, the roads we walked, the warmth of the welcome, and the faces of children who were just beginning their lives. Some of those children are now adults — raising families of their own in Grand-Bois. Legacy giving is one way to help ServeHAITI be there for their children... and the children after them. We simply wanted you to know this option exists in case it feels meaningful to you. Find more at www.servehaiti.org/legacy-giving Your gift does not need to be large. A small percentage or a simple beneficiary designation can help continue work that has been built, relationship by relationship, for 25+ years.

It's our US Medical Director's birthday today! Help us celebrate Dr. Matt Downen and join us in telling him a Happy Birthday by commenting below!

It's like GivingTuesday, but in June! Join ServeHAITI and people across the US today for #TogetherTuesday. Every act of generosity counts! You can support our upcoming ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser and learn more about us at www.servehaiti.org. Since 2001, ServeHAITI is committed to a community-centric process that is supporting the residents to build a thriving, self-sufficient Grand-Bois where every man, woman, and child has access to healthcare, clean water, education, and economic opportunities. www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser * 𝐺𝑖𝑣𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑇𝑢𝑒𝑠𝑑𝑎𝑦 𝑖𝑠 𝑎 𝑔𝑙𝑜𝑏𝑎𝑙 𝑔𝑒𝑛𝑒𝑟𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑡𝑦 𝑚𝑜𝑣𝑒𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝑢𝑛𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑠ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑝𝑜𝑤𝑒𝑟 𝑜𝑓 𝑝𝑒𝑜𝑝𝑙𝑒 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑜𝑟𝑔𝑎𝑛𝑖𝑧𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑠 𝑡𝑜 𝑡𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑠𝑓𝑜𝑟𝑚 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑖𝑟 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑚𝑢𝑛𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑒𝑠 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑤𝑜𝑟𝑙𝑑.

We are so happy to share Dr. Marie Ange Ulysse's reflection on her work with ServeHAITI. We are fortunate to have her and we are so grateful for all she does alongside Dr. Leo Bourgouin and the rest of our dedicated medical staff, taking care of the Health Center's patients. "We are privileged to be part of the "Saint Vincent Paul" Health Center adventure with the conviction that better access to care can transform lives and strengthen an entire community. Over these years, we have gone through some particularly difficult times together: the earthquake, cholera epidemics, the COVID-19 pandemic and periods of instability in the country. Looking back on the journey we have taken, we feel immense gratitude. Gratitude towards our staff, our partners, and the communities who have placed their trust in us all these years. Today, we celebrate not only what has been accomplished, but also the hope that sustains us for the future. We believe that together, we can continue to build a stronger healthcare system for generations to come. Driven by hope and the conviction that every life matters, we will remain committed to serving the community, with the desire to make a lasting difference for present and future generations." ~ Dr. Marie Ange Ulysse, ServeHAITI Health Center Assistant Medical Director Dr. Marie Ange Ulysse was born in Cornillon, Haiti. She completed her primary and secondary studies in Port-au-Prince and then was admitted to the University of Santiago of Cuba, where she obtained her medical degree in August 2008. Thank you, Dr. Ulysse!

Today, we honor June 19th, a national holiday marking the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States—a day also known as Freedom Day. Juneteenth is not only a day of celebration but also a powerful call to action, it serves as a reminder that freedom and equality require continuous effort, urging each of us to advocate for change, support marginalized communities, and build a future rooted in justice and inclusivity. Haiti’s revolution and subsequent establishment of the #FirstBlackRepublic inspired many abolitionists in the United States. It’s a complicated and fascinating history that changed the trajectory of the United States forever.

While still buzzing from last week's incredible Atlanta FIFA World Cup Watch Party, we are shifting gears. Our Iowa planning team is actively meeting to finalize the details for the upcoming ServeHAITI 2026 Iowa Fundraiser! Support ServeHAITI's work and mission on September 26, 2026 and celebrate the spirit of "One Team, One Haiti". Why join us? Impact: Your ticket helps maintain life-saving medical care, clean water, and education programs for over 65,000 residents in Grand-Bois, Haiti. Community: Enjoy an inspiring evening of global solidarity alongside long-time supporters and dedicated volunteers. Entertainment: Experience live music, browse handmade Haitian art, and participate in our silent auction. 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐇𝐀𝐈𝐓𝐈 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐈𝐨𝐰𝐚 𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐅𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐫 𝐒𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟔, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔, 𝟔:𝟎𝟎 𝐏𝐌 – 𝟏𝟏:𝟎𝟎 𝐏𝐌 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐝 (𝐑𝐞𝐝𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐑𝐨𝐨𝐦) · 𝟏𝟐𝟗 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐭., 𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭, 𝐈𝐀 𝟓𝟐𝟖𝟎𝟏 Partner with us to expand your corporate social responsibility. Review our sponsorship packages and secure your reserved table at www.givebutter.com/c/ServeHAITI-Iowa-2026-Fundraiser

Thank you, Atlanta! We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the ServeHAITI's Atlanta Watch Party attendees, volunteers, supporters, silent auction donors, event team and partners - our host @corporateenvironments, food vendors, and bartender. It takes time, dedication, and a village to make a difference in another village, Grand-Bois, Haiti. We can do it year after year because of YOU. One, team. One Haiti.

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