The students

The people you are helping have names, grades, and plans.

Through political unrest, a pandemic, and earthquakes, these students kept going to school. They want to become professionals and build up the communities they come from.

Every student in the program is sponsored by name. Our team in Léogâne knows their families, their schools, and how their year is going.

Eight students in blue uniforms holding report cards in front of a blue door — Students with their term report cards. Support continues as long as the grades do. Léogâne, Haiti.

Smiling students in Haiti Scholarships shirts — Sponsored students at the start of a school year. Léogâne, Haiti.

A group of older scholarship students in red shirts — Secondary students. Léogâne, Haiti.

Younger girls in blue uniforms in a tent classroom — Primary classroom. Léogâne, Haiti.

Scholarship students wearing masks during the pandemic — Still in school through the pandemic. Léogâne, Haiti.

Photographs courtesy of Haiti Scholarships. Shared with the students’ consent.

In their words

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Without education a country can’t develop. In Haiti education is so difficult because the parents do not have money to pay the school, and the government does not help.
Mencia FontaineFormer Haiti Scholarships student · Léogâne, Haiti

What a place in school is worth

A report card is the receipt.

The students in these photographs are holding the proof that the model works: their grades. Because we pay schools directly and only continue while a student passes, every term is earned.

Sponsor one student and you are not funding an idea. You are paying for a child to sit the exam, pass it, and come back next year.

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Older scholarship students standing together in red program shirts — Older students in the program. Léogâne, Haiti.

Put a student in school

$30 is one more month a child stays learning.

Your gift pays tuition straight to the school. It is tax-deductible, and it is the difference between a student in class and a student sent home.

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