Today's Date: April 24, 2024
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The Haiti Project

 

The Haiti Project

The Haiti Project is a nationwide fundraising and awareness campaign that will generate more than five hundred thousand dollars to support critical humanitarian efforts in Haiti. Led by The Global Syndicate, this collaborative effort unites socially-conscious individuals in support of real action on the ground in Haiti! The effort will bring about highly targeted, informative and powerful events in key cities across the United States. Our proceeds will directly support existing non-profit organizations that provide lifesaving education, healthcare, and economic development services to Haitian men, women, and children living on the island – a majority of which survive on less than two dollars per day.

 



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