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“The wonderful work the folks of Hands and Feet do in Haiti is something that the Ramsey Family Foundation is proud to support. Truly the hands and feet of Christ moving in ministry.””
— Dave Ramsey, #1 Best Selling Author
“The Tim Tebow Foundation has been blessed to come alongside the Hands and Feet Project in caring for Haiti’s orphaned children. Being on the ground in Haiti and witnessing the way they operate, it’s evident Hands and Feet is committed to bringing Faith, Hope and Love to some amazing kids and families in need.”
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— Tim Tebow, Founder and Chairman of the Tim Tebow Foundation
 
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HOPE. “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.” Romans 15:13 || Today we declare hope. We declare it over Haiti and we declare the hope we currently experience with the Haitian community. We pray that it would overflow and fill every corner of this beautiful, strong country. May we lean on each other and look up whenever hope seems thin. Earlier this week in our caregiver interview with Loriana, she said her hope for our kids was that they continue to grow and that what they find at HAFP will help them in the future; in that, she will rejoice. May we join her and pray for her, our kids, and the rest of the Hands and Feet Project staff.
The Grand Goave campus is home to a lot of dreamers. Job creation initiatives have been birthed out of this place:@haitimadeco and IKONDO. Our vision of serving children in crisis has grown in so many ways here as well. We’re grateful to have met these amazing kids and have the privilege to serve them. The community is vibrant and God is at work! If you’ve loved learning more about this specific campus, make sure you check out our IKONDO trips! Registration for 2020 is now open and you don’t want to miss it. Link in bio!
If you’ve ever wondered what the story is behind our Grand Goave campus, here’s a bit of it: In 2008, a local organization was given the task of caring for thirty-one orphaned children by the Haitian government. Not having a facility or programs to care for orphans, the organization reached out to Hands and Feet Project and a much needed, temporary partnership was formed. A temporary home was built on their campus in Grand Goave, which was subsequently damaged during the earthquake in 2010. A permanent Children’s Village has been constructed in Thozin, on a property situated alongside the main road from Port au Prince. The new village is a beautiful and functional setting for the growing Hands and Feet Project family. Our Haitian and American staff strive to provide a healthy, loving, family-style environment for children in crisis.