Haiti Design Co-op houses and partners with production teams working in many types of artisan crafting, including leatherwork, sewing, jewelry making, aluminum casting, metal work, weaving, beadwork, horn & bone, tailoring, and shoe making. They work to provide consistent employment in-house in order to give job training and stability to individuals in vulnerable situations, as well as raise up artisan leaders to succeed as independent entrepreneurs in the community.

For more information on Haiti Design Co-op visit: www.haitidesigncoop.org/

Papillon Enterprise is a socially and ecologically conscious business with a mission of stimulating the Haitian economy by exporting and marketing Haitian goods. They are creating jobs for mothers & fathers who don’t want to have to abandon their children to an orphanage because they can’t feed them. With hundreds of visitors per day, including many celebrities, The Cafe at Papillon Enterprise serves as both a resting place for shoppers and a point of opportunity for many Haitians seeking employment in the service industry.

For more information on Papillon Enterprise visit: www.papillon-enterprise.com

Child Hope International is a Christian organization that exists to provide orphaned, abandoned, and at-risk children In Haiti with physical, educational, spiritual, and personal care through homes, programs, and ministries that are centered on the love and knowledge of Christ Jesus.

For more information on Child Hope visit: www.childhope.org

MyLifeSpeaks focuses on 3 major areas: Orphan care & prevention, education, and public health. Their education initiative has a strong focus on special needs education. Harvest107 was invited to come along side of MLS on their rooftop garden project and serving as consultants. The relationship between the two organizations has since grown and Harvest107 is looking forward future projects with MyLifeSpeaks.

For more information on MyLifeSpeaks visit: www.mylifespeaks.com

HAITI COMMUNITERE provides the resources, processes and tools required to empower local people and groups to take an active role in the renewal and strengthening of their own communities and is committed to bridging the gap between individuals who are willing to help and organizations that can effect change.

For more information on Haiti Communitere, visit: http://haiti.communitere.org

This orphanage is home to over 70 children, most of whom have been abandoned since the earthquake in January, 2010, either by loss of parents, or by birth parents that cannot care for them. Harvest107 has worked hard to give these children a high yielding micro-farm to supplement their usual diet of just rice and beans.

More more information on Maison Des Enfant De Dieu visit: www.fhghaiti.org