God blessed my family and me with the opportunity to legally immigrate to the United States in 1993. Soon after, we experienced what so many call the American dream the ability to advance in life through hard work, determination, and faith. Whether it is owning a home, building a business, or simply having access to opportunity, we are truly blessed to live in this country.

But I often ask myself: what if people in our home countries could also have the opportunity to see their own dreams realized? What if young men and women in Haiti could be equipped with the skills to change their lives, support their families, and transform their communities?

From a young age, God placed a vision in my heart to build a school in Haiti as a way of giving back. As I grew older, I began to understand that vocational trades are essential for a nation’s growth. Through trade education, Haiti can develop economically, create sustainable careers, and open real doors for its youth.

This mission to bring hope, skills, and opportunity to the young adults of Haiti—has become my life’s calling.

By faith, I have already begun the groundwork and initial infrastructure for Phase 1 of this school. But I cannot complete this mission alone. I am asking for your help so we can continue forward and bring this God-given vision to life.

Here are the realities we are facing:

    •    More than 80–90% of schools in Haiti are privately run, meaning most children must pay to attend.

    •    Public schooling is extremely limited, making education inaccessible for many.

    •    Poverty is the greatest barrier preventing students from staying in school.

    •    The adult literacy rate is only about 61%, showing how deeply the education crisis affects generations.

    •    Rural and low-income families suffer the greatest inequality, with far fewer children able to enroll—and even fewer completing school.

This is why our school is designed differently. Our goal is not simply to enroll students but to ensure they complete their trade programs and graduate with skills that can change their lives.  To make this possible, we plan to subsidize education, asking only a small, manageable commitment from enrolled students so cost will never be the reason they drop out.

By God’s grace, our target is to open by 2030.

Together, we can break generational barriers.

Together, we can create opportunity where there is none.

Together, we can build a future of hope for Haiti.

I invite you to be part of this mission. Your support will change lives for generations to come.