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OUR STATESIDE ADDRESS IS:

Haiti Mama
717 St. Charles Ave
New Orleans, LA 70130

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Thank you for supporting Haiti Mama

Your general contribution donation will help Haiti Mama continue it’s critical work in Haiti. Supporting our disability care centre, the families of the people who work to care for these children, training parents with job skills and giving children education for the overall goal of keeping kids out of orphanages.

Please help us keep the Disability Care Center open

This center is home for children like Carl Henry, who comes every day for therapy that helps him walk with more strength, and Sarafina, who finds joy and belonging here after years of isolation. Without the center, children like them would be left without care, structure, or safety.

Right now, the rent is due, and unless we raise $6,000, the doors could close. Will you give today to keep the Disability Care Center open? Your support will ensure that children with disabilities continue to have a place where they are cherished, cared for, and given hope for a better future.

How your donation makes aN IMPACT

$50/month - helps a single child receive life changing health services monthly
$250/month - of income helps one of our mamas support her family
$300/month - helps all our children receive Physical therapy
$500 donation - Helps buy critically needed supplies and equipment

The Heat for Haiti Challenge

Let’s raise $10,000 by spicing it up together!

Here’s how it works:

1. Grab a bottle of Merline’s Caribbean Hot Sauce
   or your favorite extra spicy hot sauce.

2. Take the challenge—eat a spoonful or spice up your favorite dish, record it and post to your social media with #heatforhaiti

3. Make a donation to Haiti Mama.

4. Challenge and tag 3 friends on Instagram or Facebook to join in!

Every dollar raised helps keep families in Haiti safe and together.

🔥 $25 = a family meal box
🔥 $50 = in-home physical therapy for a child
🔥 $100 = keeps a family safe from separation

This Labor Day, let’s turn up the heat—and the hope. Are you in?