HAFP Team 
What does it mean to be the hands and feet of Jesus in 2023 in your corner of the world? With so much division, difficulties, and confusion, it can sometimes be overwhelming as to what you can actually do. What difference can you really make in this world? Can you really be the hands and … Read more
Thank you for your contributions this year! Your support is what keeps our organization running; your donations keep our lights on, our children’s bellies full, and our programs growing. If you have an email address on file with us, we will email your 2022 Contribution Statement by January 31st. If you do not have an … Read more
From Rachelle, our Thozin Children’s Village Administrator: For the Christmas party, the children and the staff had a good time. Pasteur Maniol started with the prayer, Peter was the host of the program, Nadège had sung the National anthem of the Republic after I had made the remarks of welcome, thanks to the American Staffs … Read more
Hands & Feet Project has released a commemorative vinyl edition of Audio Adrenaline’s original 1999 release of the Underdog album! We chose the Underdog album because it is close to the heart of the Hands & Feet Project — with the track “Hands and Feet” being the inspiration of our mission. We are in awe … Read more
Hands & Feet Project is excited about 2023 and we hope you are, too! One of those reasons is the return of Haiti Made! Haiti Made is transitioning back under the ownership and leadership of Hands & Feet Project. This marks the end of a great season of growth for the brand, its team, … Read more
As we close this year, we are grateful for the opportunity to reflect on God’s promises and provision. He is faithful, and He is with us. Month-by-month, we have celebrated victories, encountered challenges, and worked together to create solutions. By God’s grace, we have continued our programming to care for Haiti’s most vulnerable. In the midst … Read more
Community Kitchen Updates from Natacha Dominique, Children’s Village Administrator In general, children are afraid of change. If we want to help them understand and be comfortable in changing a habit, we have to think about the best strategy to help them enjoy the transition. We held our grand opening for our community kitchen on October … Read more
We praise God for victories! As we update our Hands & Feet Project community, we have used blog posts to share how gangs controlled important spaces like ports and fuel terminals. A gang coalition had created barricades, which put a stop to fuel distribution. By God’s grace, Haitian national police officers recently gained full control … Read more
How far back in time do we travel when we talk about friendships, relationships, and ministry? I believe the first connection between Discovery Church and Hands & Feet Project happened in 2010. Know Hope Collective, a group of acoustic, worship artists, including Mark Stuart and Will McGinniss, traveled to perform at Discovery Church for a … Read more
As we stand With Haiti, we are grateful that your partnership reminds us we are not alone. Inflation has impacted our people, our programming, and the place we call home. We are trusting the Lord and rejoicing for how He has given us the gift of His people. The With Haiti Fund, our year-end initiative, allows … Read more