International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
South Florida Haiti Project Inc
BOCA RATON, FL
Total revenue
$270K
Total expenses
$221K
Net assets
$78K
Grants received
$47K
3 grants
EIN
274069265
Tax year
2024
Mission
To enhance the quality of life for the people of bondeau, haiti by funding opportunities for education, clean water, food support, healthcare and economic sustainability in bondeau haiti. Sfhp funds activities for the bondeau community leadership to implement in bondeau.
Programs
3 programs
Earthquake repair the friendship house (formerly called the guest house) was rendered unsafe by the 2021 earthquake. It served as housing for 17 bondeau residents and as accommodations for anyone visiting bondeau (mission teams, pilgrims, visiting clergy, healthcare professionals, etc). 17,781 was wired to continue the rebuilding in 2024 with an additional 25,000 estimated for completion.
Food support since 2008, sfhp's goal has been to provide lunch for each child & teachers during the school year. Our annual food packing event was held in february with over 300 volunteers assembling rice & bean packages fortified with vitamins, soy, and dried vegetables. These packages of 75,000 meals were shipped to haiti (5,986 shipping cost) to provide nutritious food feeding over 400 students each day. In addition, 17,104 was wired to bondeau for food purchase in haiti (rice, beans, and protein), 3,600 also supported the cost of workers to cook and serve the lunches. Christmas dinner party for community - each year the community has a party on christmas eve following church. Each child normally receives a gift of some kind but this year there were no gifts but a festive meal at cost of 1,500 was served for the community due to the lack of food in the community. "
Healthcare the school nurse at bon samaritan school is funded by sfhp at a cost of 3,600 per year providing the foundation of the school-based wellness center teaching good personal health care, giving emergency treatment to students and the community, and monitoring chronic disease in the community (diabetes, hypertension, etc.). A small clinic space is maintained by the school on campus. 2,232 purchased medications for the community clinic.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
13 listed
BETH SHIRES
EXECUTIVE DI
$25K
16 hrs/wk
TERESA GRASHOF
VICE PRESIDE
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JUDITH CELESTIN-LYNCH
SECRETARY
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REV PAUL KANE
DIRECTOR
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CHARLOTTE D BARRY
DIRECTOR
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JEAN BENISTE
DIRECTOR
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ANITA THORSTAD
DIRECTOR
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SHEILA ACEVEDO LIMONTAS
DIRECTOR
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KATHARINE MURRAY
DIRECTOR
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MICHAEL ARMSTRONG
DIRECTOR
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LAUREN PATTERSON
DIRECTOR
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ANDREW SHERMAN
PRESIDENT
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REGINALD FEROUS
DIRECTOR
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Grants received
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$47K from 2 funders · 3 grants · 2023–2024
$37K · 2 grants · 2023–2024
$10K · 1 grant · 2023