THE DALLAS-HAITI PROJECT 

The Dallas-Haiti Project’s focus is on humanitarian aid, education, health care and emergency funding for people in resource-poor communities, specifically in Haiti. The organization was founded eleven years ago by four Dallas women who traveled to Haiti. The women used their experience to transform a passion for serving through working relationships. Through joint partnerships, DHP has been able to sustain support programs for the schools, orphanages, AIDS action groups and individuals they are connected to in Haiti. The DHP remains committed to the organization’s stability, growth, and expansion. The group has an executive board of directors, an extensive advisory board, corporate sponsors, school partnerships, church partnerships, and affiliations with major medical schools, mission programs, and health organizations.

DHP is a non-profit 501(C)(3) organization supporting over 3,500 Haitian children and hundreds of teachers. DHP works toward promoting education programs for Haitian school children, jobs for Haitian women, and funds for scholarships and teacher salaries. 

MISSION STATEMENT

“The Dallas-Haiti Project is all about people. In the very complex world of today, there is a need to nurture human relationships. To love no matter the differences, the geographical boundaries, the level of education or wealth . . . for the hopes, prayers and dreams of all mankind are universally the same.”