You can play a pivotal role in rebuilding homes in Haiti where over 500,000 people (mostly widowed women and  children, many of whom are orphans ) are still living in tents and suffering. The United aid Foundation and Hope For Haiti Healing have a proven record of delivering 97-98 cents of every donated dollar to those truly in need and has supplied over $1,300,000 in food, medicine, clothing, building and medical supplies since the earthquake.

I know you have heard the stories about waste, corruption and theft of donated funds but we are an organization where nobody draws a salary or any form of income except a couple of clerical workers that handle office responsibilities. Still skeptical? Here is your opportunity to stand up and be counted.

Contribute a minimum of $5,000 and you can personally travel with us this spring and personally help build 3 more houses and provide the finishing details on the three we built in the fall. You can see every dollar put to work. If you don't have $5,000 you can buy a door a window or a wall panel. We use a SIP wall panel process that is both hurricane and seismic resistant. This is not disposable housing like so much of the temporary relief shelter built in haste after the earthquake.

My name is Michael Wnek, founder of Hope For Haiti Healing, and you don't have to take my word for it. Click on any of the numerous links on this site and you can read the press covering our efforts and realize we are made up of ordinary folks who stood up and decided to make a difference and continue to, long after the hype and press have subsided. We need to raise $25-30,000 more to make this trip successful, and we are counting on people like you. Please stand up and make a difference. Come with us and lend a hand. No building experience is needed, just a desire to help. May God bless you richly.


Thank you for caring about the needs of the downtrodden and truly oppressed people of Haiti. Even in the best of times, Haiti is an economically challenged country, environmentally ravaged by years of out of control harvesting of its natural resources, and a land where basic needs like food and clean water are a daily struggle. The 2010 earthquake has amplified the pain and suffering to a level seen only a few times in our human history. The misery of the masses is compounded by substandard medical care, lack of shelter, and no hope for adequate employment.

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