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On Friday, July 16, 2021, there was a march through the streets of Port-de-Paix (where one of our sewing programs is located) to honor President Jovenel Moïse, who was assassinated last week.
Here is a video one of our staff members shared with us. Please continue to pray for Haiti.
Our fabric and sewing supplies donations are stored, sorted, and packed in our Sellersburg, Indiana warehouse. Volunteers help sort and pack supplies throughout the year for our annual shipment to Haiti. The warehouse is mission critical to the ministry.
The warehouse costs $225/month ($2,700/year). Your gift of any amount is greatly appreciated!
Donations by Mail
Prefer to write a check? If so, please make your check payable to "Haiti 323 Project" and write "Warehouse" in the memo line. Please mail your check to:
Haiti 323 Project
PO Box 35
Sellersburg, IN 47172
Earlier in June, the Port-de-Paix sewing students traveled three hours away to visit the students in the Mole St. Nicolas sewing class. While they were there, the two classes held a sewing competition, planned their graduation ceremonies, played soccer matches, and spent time together at the beach.
For the sewing competition, the students made a variety of clothes for the boys and girls who live in the Mole St. Nicolas children's home. Here's some photos from the competition. The Port-de-Paix sewing students are wearing the white and red shirts, while the Mole St. Nicolas students are wearing the orange shirts. They did a fantastic job!
