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We’ll Always Be There

February 04th, 201104:36 PM ET

By Food for the poor

Musicians Hopeton and Willie Lindo, inspired by loyalty to their Jamaican homeland and by the devastating earthquake in Haiti, sat down last year to write some notes and lyrics, and the result was a love song to people everywhere who are in need. They titled their work We'll Always Be There, and offered the finished piece to Food For The Poor a...
“Together: We Remember, We Celebrate, We Believe”

January 11th, 201104:43 PM ET

By Food for the poor

Food For The Poor will have a meditative, candlelit service at Food For The Poor's office on Wednesday to mark the one-year anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti. The service will include scripture readings, moments of quiet reflection, songs, and prayers all in remembrance of the approximately 3 million Haitians and international travelers whose ...
Food For The Poor Installs Water Filtration Systems to Aid Prevention of Cholera

October 26th, 201010:54 AM ET

By Food for the poor

Food For The Poor’s 24-year tenure in Haiti has aided the nonprofit’s immediate response to the spread of cholera. As the threat of disease has loomed over Haiti’s recovery from January’s destructive earthquake, Food For The Poor remained committed to investing in sanitation and water projects throughout the country. “Where Food For The ...
Haitian Village Unites Rockford Residents

September 10th, 201004:58 PM ET

By Food for the poor

The nine-year involvement and steadfast support from northern Illinois residents ensured The Hope for Haitians Committee and Food For The Poor’s fundraising event, An Evening in the Tropics, was the most well-attended event ever with more then 340 guests. Masters of ceremonies for the event were the dedicated co-chairmen Tom Lorden, Pat Bachrodt ...
Pierre Payen Residents In Need of Boca Grande Friendship Village

February 26th, 201002:17 PM ET

By Food for the poor

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (Feb. 19, 2010) - Most of the people in Pierre Payen, Ravine Seche, Haiti are living in overcrowded mud huts with thatch roofs. Others have settled in concrete structures with rusted and leaky roofs. The Boca Grande Friendship Village committee wants to improve the living conditions for them by funding the development of a new c...