Belief Is the Hardest Work We Do
There’s a moment in every climb when the air thins, when vision narrows, and when belief is all that remains between you and the summit. ...
The Work of Our Hands, The Care of Our Hearts
In Haiti, spiritual care doesn’t happen in a classroom. It happens in the heat of a soccer field, in the...
Press: The Weight That Shapes Us
Every climber knows the word press. To press is to lean your whole weight into resistance, to take the next...
Resolve on the Mountain: When the Climb Demands Everything
There comes a moment in every journey when resolve stops being a word and becomes a lifeline. Not the loud...
A Future in the Balance: Why School Still Matters in Haiti
In Haiti, school is more than pencils and paper. It’s a lifeline. A meal. A refuge. A future. But it’s...
When the Mountain Doesn’t Let Up: Why Replenish Is the Word We Need Now
At the halfway mark of a hard climb, your legs begin to shake. The adrenaline that carried you at the...
Climbing the Mountain of Focus: An Endeavor Fueled by Prayer
Life’s journey can feel a lot like climbing a mountain. Each step demands attention, focus, and resilience. The peaks are...
Reflecting on Quarter 1: A Deep Dive into the Preserving Families Program Audit
In our ongoing quest to broaden the impact we make, to reach new heights we once thought impossible, we commit...
Persevere: Climbing the Mountain Together
At Hands & Feet Project, we believe that no family should be torn apart due to poverty, hardship, or crisis....
A Table Rebuilt: The Story of the Flore Family
There was a time when the Flore family table sat quiet. Not because they didn’t want to gather, but because...
