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3rd Annual Bernard Fils-Aimé Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser
Join us in celebration of the 12 Bernard Fils-Aimé scholars and in support of our annual commitment to fund this named scholarship in perpetuity.
Open House NYC Office
Join us for a special open house at the HELP office in the Seaport neighborhood! Meet & greet with HELP staff, Alumna Daphnée Charles ('12), Alumnus Isaac Pierre ('22) and our Founder & Executive Director Conor Bohan.
Light refreshments will be served.
* Registration required *
Jazz Benefit 2018
2018 JAZZ BENEFIT
Thanks to all attendees and supporters of HELP’s 2018 Jazz Benefit, we raised over $75,000! This year’s event was our most successful yet!
Held at the Museum of the City of New York, supporters celebrated another prosperous year for the organization and toasted to the future of HELP.
Guests enjoyed a cocktail hour followed by performances by the phenomenal ensemble of Grammy award winner Cecile McLorin Salvant, Aaron Goldberg, Godwin Louis, Obed Calvaire and Paul Sikivie throughout the night.
HELP students Jupille Facile (’19, Civil Engineering) and Fegens Tinègre (‘18, Agronomy) along with Development Officer Daphnee Charles (’15, Agro-Economics) made the trip from Haiti to share their experiences and gratitude to the room of supporters, reminding us all of the living impact of your donations.
pecial thanks to those who made the event such a smashing success, including Voila Event Solutions, our wonderful MC Freddy Boom-Boom and our generous sponsors: Helen Bodian and Roger Alcaly; Haitian Timoun Foundation; Derek Jean-Baptiste; and Roy Joseph and Gavin Leo-Rhymie.
From our students, board of directors and staff—THANK YOU!
Mèsi Anpil!
Join HELP at SubCulture in NYC!
Join HELP at SubCulture in NYC!
Featuring Aaron Goldberg, Johnbern Thomas and Friends…
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Doors open @ 7pm ♦ Concert starts @ 8pm
Great Music, Cocktails, Food &Touching Stories
Together with the students of HELP let’s make Haiti a success!
20th Anniversary - #HELPWALK20
We invite you to join HELP in celebrating 20 years of supporting Haiti's most deserving students! We are celebrating our 20th birthday with a Walkathon (#HELPWALK20) following the 5 mile route taken by HELP's first student, Isemonde Joseph, from her home in Cite Soleil to her university, when she couldn’t afford the $1 daily bus fare.#HELPWALK20 symbolizes the commitment and dedication of our students to improve their lives and the lives of others. We welcome all. For those preferring a shorter walk, we will have locations along the route where you may join the festivities, which end at the HELP Center with traditional Sunday pumpkin soup and Haitian beer. Visit the #HELPWALK20 registration site for more information, to register or to make a donation in honor of HELP's 20th Anniversary!!!
Montclair’s 7th Annual Concert for Haiti!
Haitian Education Leadership Program is pleased to announce its involvement with Montclair’s Seventh Annual Concert for Haiti. Purchase your tickets now at http://outpost.ticketleap.com/haiti-2016/. The concert sells out every year and proceeds will help support Haitian Education Leadership Program. If you would like to become a concert sponsor, please contact Cindy Stagoff at cstagoff@comcast.net . The concert begins at 7:30pm and is held at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation and sells out every year.
By joining us at the concert, you will contribute to a significant effort to provide education to the people of Haiti. Concert proceeds will also be shared with Edeyo Foundation; Lamp for Haiti; and WhyHunger.
The concert features an exciting lineup of musical performances: Haiti’s electrifying Richard “Earthman” Laurent, singing with his daughter, Soleil Laurent; the unique Haitian roots-rock band Zing Experience; WhyHungers’ own, Jen Chapin hailed as “brilliant…soulfully poetic” (NPR) and “smart, observant, lyrically deft, politically aware and emotionally intuitive” (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel); and Aztec Two Step, the iconic folk/rock duo, featuring Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman. Montclair communities’ musicians, including Big Mamou and Melissa Walker, accompanied by Jazz House Kids, and others will also perform.
Don’t miss this wonderful show and opportunity to support Haitian Education Leadership Program.
5th Annual Concert for Haiti
We hope you'll join us on Saturday, January 25 in Montclair, NJ, for the 5th Annual Concert for Haiti featuring fantastic Haitian singer-songwriter Emeline Michel! Tickets are $20 in advance - get yours today!