First in the Field
GO Haiti’s Lucson Dervilus was in KC this week. We love and respect Lucson. His life story – beginning as an orphan himself to caring for them today – is a powerful example of God’s real and redemptive power. […]
A Good Day at GO Project
Our financial controller, Debbie McMullin, likes to say that, “Any day we wire funds to the field is a good day at GO.” We had such a day this week, as $167,000 was sent to GO Haiti. The number […]
A promise to Pastor Kelly is still changing lives
Fifty years ago, a pastor from Texas moved to Haiti to minister to people living in the rugged, rural north. He soon met a 17-year-old Haitian named Claude Mondesir. Claude was the 12th and last child of his mother. […]
Pictures of Progress
Two years ago, Jake Barreth was in Port Au Prince serving as GO Haiti’s Field Director, where he often wrestled with the question – What happens to these children when they turn 18? By law, they can no longer […]
At LaHatte, Stability equals 100%
by Jake Barreth
I’ve asked dozens of Haitians the question, “What do you think Haiti needs most?” Nine times out of ten their answer is, “Better education.” In a country where only 50% of the population is literate and less […]
What do you see?
At this morning’s vision-trip devotional, GO Haiti team member, Odeness, took us to Genesis 1:26. He shared how the Lord had taught him to view life and its challenges thru the Truth of being created in the image of […]
The Business of Birds
by Jenni (GO Fellow)
With GO, you hear a lot about ideas like “sustainability” and “transforming lives through orphan care.” Though these concepts are not altogether distant from one another, they unite in unique ventures that provide income for orphan […]
Haitian Business – Sustaining Orphan Care
Within GO Project, we describe our economic development model as: “glocal sustainability.”
We launch local businesses in line with demand that our orphan care programs create. Clothing, for example. (You’ve been hearing more and more about our […]