Pausing, But Not Stopping: The Next Chapter for Haiti Made
A Difficult Decision With heavy hearts and deep gratitude, we share the news that we are putting a pause on Haiti Made leather operations. This ...
The Summit Awaits: Mapping a Transformative Vision for 2025
At Hands & Feet Project, we believe 2025 is a year for endeavor. With "mountains" as our guiding imagery, we’re...
Village Values: Celebrating Our Core Values
In the midst of a busy life, there’s a day that stands out each summer for us at Hands &...
Together for Christmas: Extend Compassion to Haiti This Holiday Season
The Power of a Meal and Compassion Can you recall a time when things were hard, and someone brought you...
Behind Every Name: Rediscovering the Heart of Helping Families in Crisis
Today, my work feed was full of assessments from our social workers. As I read each plea for help, I...
Navigating Change Amidst Haiti’s Challenges
Through this very long season of decline in Haiti, we have been in a constant state of evaluation, adaptation, and...
Finding Hope Through Hardship: Lucane’s Story
Lucane, a devoted single mother, faced a difficult period in her life after losing her home. With her one-year-old son...
Bearing Fruit: Vacation Bible School
Bright Decorations and Meaningful Lessons This year’s Vacation Bible School (VBS) at our children's villages was a burst of fun,...
Why Did We Choose to Start Haiti Made?
Understanding Economic Sustainability Is it because a group of child and family advocates are passionate about fashion, leather working, or manufacturing in...
Exploring the Needs of a New Community in Haiti
Familiar Sights and New Challenges Stepping foot in Haiti once more felt deeply reassuring. The overwhelming heat of the Haitian...
