World Food Day 2019
We believe that every child and parent should go to bed having had a nourishing meal tonight, and every night. Do you?
How Women are the Key to Eliminating Hunger
What does food mean to you? It’s a vital source required for survival. I truly believe that, no matter what, everyone can agree that food is a right. So if we can agree that food is a basic human right, isn’t it shocking that the UN reported over 815 million...
Not Right Out of The Faucet
Imagine this: You have a small farm and you need to water your crops. You walk miles and miles to find a well just to purchase one bucket of water. You carry that five gallon bucket all the way back to your farm …
A Letter from the Chairman for Gracie’s 16th Birthday
Happy Birthday Gracie! It is hard for me to believe that Gracie is 16 years old today for 2 reasons: What she has accomplished in her life so far, the impact she has made – dramatically improving the lives of so many people – eclipses what most of us will do in...
Aquin Tree Distribution
This post is beautifully written by Amanda Kuehl, who is working alongside us in Haiti for 3 months with her husband & son (Darryl & Kodiak). Photo credit belongs to Amanda as well. Driving out of Port Au Prince and into Aquin plays like a romantic movie out...
Why World Food Day Matters
For World Food Day we invite you to walk with Harvest107 as we walk alongside the farmers of Haiti. Through restoring the soil, replanting crops and trees, and replacing livestock, we can overcome hunger and achieve food security for generations to come.
Restoring & Rebuilding After Hurricane Matthew
What Haiti needs now more than ever is aid done well – here are 5 ways to do that. As you make your decision on giving, we hope you choose an organization with feet in Haiti every day and one that promotes empowerment of helping Haitians do for themselves rather than the condescension of doing for them.
News & a Guest Post from our Simple Steading Friends, The Kuehls
On an April evening in Port Au Prince Darryl and I were connecting on the rooftop of the guest house we were staying at. This became tradition for us during our time in Haiti, after the busyness of the day we would talk out our emotions and thoughts, unwinding...
Women’s Equality
After nearly 100 years of fighting to have a voice, the United States granted women the right to vote in 1920. This movement was beautifully peaceful. It is important to me to carry on this spirit as we fight for human rights here in Haiti. The ratification of the...