By: Odinès Paulimé, Localization Manager
The past few weeks in Haiti have been some of the most challenging I can remember. Violence and instability have escalated dramatically, and while a new government has been formed following the dismissal of the […]
From September 18-20, GO Haiti hosted its Annual Leadership Retreat, bringing together 10 leaders, their spouses, and staff members for a much-needed break amidst Haiti’s ongoing challenges. Despite the instability in the country, the retreat served as a vital […]
On the morning of August 14, 2021, news spread like wildfire that a 7.2 magnitude earthquake had hit the southwestern part of Haiti. Just as efforts got underway to deliver essential supplies to our local church partners and the […]
At GO Project, we’re proud to employ a diverse group of leaders who are deeply familiar with the places where we serve and passionate about lifting up the people who live there. Odinès Paulimé has been a vital member […]
We received sad news on Tuesday, January 11. Our good friend, ministry partner, and brother in Christ, Pastor Moise Vaval, died in a car accident in southern Haiti.
We first met Moise through Jimmy Dodd more than 17 years ago. […]
If you’re like most people, you buy a t-shirt because it looks good when worn. But did you know a simple t-shirt purchase can do so much more than that?
All over the world, there are parents making less than […]
From Joe Knittig, CEO of The Global Orphan Project:
Hello, family. You know the details about the earthquake and Tropical Storm Grace, and the pre-existing trauma of Haiti that dates back hundreds of years. I will spare us all a […]
Amidst all of the pressure, so many good things are continuing to happen because of you. In the latest episode of 2 Minutes with GO, CEO Joe Knittig shares an update on the ministry: the current global crisis, a […]
Six out of twelve. That’s how many of the countries we serve in are on the list of countries with anticipated global food shortages due to COVID-19*.
Pre-pandemic, there were already 820 million chronically food-insecure people around the world. By year-end, 265 […]
For years, mathematicians, engineers and even philosophers have discussed and debated the idea that a butterfly flapping its wings in the United States can create a hurricane in China. Given enough time, the theory goes, seemingly small events can […]