Our Mission
To improve the standard of living and well-being of Haitians everywhere.
To improve the standard of living and well-being of Haitians everywhere.
Our mission: To improve the standard of living and well-being of Haitians everywhere through the production of knowledge and wealth.
Our Vision: A Haiti that is food secure and self-reliant by 2050.
Our food security initiative consists of chicken distribution and community gardening practices in Haiti that can provide a sustainable, diverse, and culturally significant solution to the pressing issue of food insecurity.
Chicken Distribution: Pairs of chickens are distributed to Haitian families for them to reproduce for meat, eggs, and sale.
Chicken Breeding: A commercial chicken farm is funded to breed chickens for local distribution in Haiti.
Egg Production: Applied research of effective egg incubation provides a path for individuals in Haiti to produce their own eggs at scale instead of importing.
Community Gardens: Large areas of land are irrigated where hundreds of plots are allocated to families in one community for planting and growing crops.
Backyard Gardening: We encourage the planting of crops in individual backyards, as well as school yards in Haiti.
The goal of our self-reliance initiative is to address poverty among the Haitian people by empowering them with knowledge and skills in the areas of employment, education, personal finances, home economics, and small business.
Chicken Breeding: Haitians are taught how to multiply a pair of chickens into a sustainable source of food and wealth.
Agriculture: Haitians are taught how to effectively grow crops to become a sustainable source of food and wealth.
Personal Budgeting: Haitians are taught responsible budgeting practices to be able to do more with the money that they have.
Micro-entrepreneurship: Haitians are taught good business practices to turn the skills that they have into successful enterprises.
Home Economics: Haitians are taught to manage their homes successfully by properly saving and investing money.
Food security, family agriculture, agro-forestry, technical training, general sanitation, energy extraction from waste and residues transformation, infrastructure, and communications.
Agriculture is the primary engine of a nation’s wealth. Agriculture is at the heart of Haitian Development Network Foundation’s mission.
Your contribution could make a significant difference. By supporting our mission, you can help us improve food security, create employment opportunities, and boost the nation’s economy. Your gift is not just a donation, but an investment in Haiti’s future. Thank you.
"Agriculture, which is the main source of the Nation's wealth, is a guarantee of the well-being of the people and the socio-economic progress of the Nation."
Haitian Constitution ARTICLE 247
"The State shall see to it that each territorial division, communal Section, commune or Department shall have the essential educational establishments adapted to the needs of their development, without however prejudicing the priorities assigned to agricultural, vocational, cooperative and technical training, which must be widely disseminated."
Haitian Constitution ARTICLE 32-7
"The State encourages in rural and urban areas the formation of cooperatives for production, processing of raw materials and the entrepreneurial spirit to promote the accumulation of national capital to ensure continuous development."
Haitian Constitution ARTICLE 246
"The State has the obligation to establish the structures necessary to ensure maximum productivity of the land and domestic marketing of foodstuffs. Technical and financial management units shall be established to assist farmers at the level of each Communal section."
"No monopoly may be established to benefit the State and the territorial divisions except in the exclusive interest of society as a whole. Such a monopoly may not be granted to any private individual."
"The import of foodstuffs and their byproducts that are produced in sufficient quantity in the national territory is forbidden, except in the event of force majeure."
Haitian Constitution ARTICLES 249, 250, & 251
“Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.”
Proverbs 29:18
Our organization measures success through key performance indicators such as number of individuals served, the impact of our programs on the community, and the sustainability and growth of our initiatives.
We are grateful for our corporate partners who share our passion for making a difference in Haiti. As a non-profit organization, we rely on the support of corporate partners to continue this vital work.
If you have any questions or wish to volunteer your time and/or skills, fill out the form, share your ideas with us, and let’s solve Haiti together.
info@hdn.org
+(1)202-559-6008
1717 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 1025 Washington, DC 20005
The Haitian Development Network Foundation is a 501(c)(3) IRS registered public charity and all donations are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.
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1717 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 1025 Washington, DC 20005 +1-202-559-6008
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info@hdn.org