We are a 501 c3 organization that seeks to inspire, advance knowledge, and strengthen our community. We will accomplish this mission by providing education through lectures and conducting forums. Our website and other social media sources will provide facts, statistics, and other related data to help raise awareness in the name of Haiti. AHP will also host various cultural events to raise money, maximize our efforts, and partner with other non-profit organizations.
AHP current members. Ruben holds the position of president, Raymonde vice-president, Tiffany treasurer. As a team, we work hard to unite many Haitians and non-Haitians within the community.
We look forward to raising money and funding children in Haiti to go to school. In the future, we also would like to open a cultural center where we can showcase Haitian art, culture, and history.
AHP offers Creole classes to those wanting to learn the language or better communicate with the natives while visiting Haiti. We also produce different events throughout the year, such as our Annual Flag Day event.
In collaboration with other non-profits and support from our donors, AHP hosted several events in the community, as well as direct impact in crisis aid to the people of Haiti.
Haiti is currently undergoing one of the most fraught periods of its recent history. Still reeling from the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, on 7 July, the country was crippled on 14 August by a deadly 7.2 magnitude earthquake that affected over 800,000 people in its southwestern peninsula.
AHP in collaboration with tgolhaiti.org :
Ruben Pierre-Louis and Tiffany Winstead cover the Caribbean Heritage Festival on NBC12.
Ruben Pierre-Louis and Tiffany Fateus cover the Caribbean Heritage Festival on NBC12.
