Miami Nonprofits and Charities

Six years ago, back in 2019, I got into an accident here in Miami. A drunk driver swerved into my lane and hit me head-on. I ended up in the hospital for 45 days and then had to do six months of physical therapy. It was a nightmare.<br><br>I reached out to BBAD for guidance through every channel possible, and guess what? Crickets. Not a single reply, no guidance, nothing. All I see them promoting is raffle on their Facebook and other social media. Seriously, their main thing is selling tickets and not actually doing anything for the community.<br><br>It's a total scam. Don't waste your money.<br>Shame on them!

For the past thirteen to fifteen years.<br>I been followed the footsteps of this unique organization.<br>They're doing a tremendous job in the area of Dame-Marie, Haiti

As a single mother that lost her job and has a sick child with a chronic respitory disease these girls have shown me so much love and faith in humanity again. LUTIN links was really there for me when times got hard provided my children with school supplies & food for the weekends. I cant even express my gratitude for them.

After witnessing the total devastation surrounding the earthquake in Haiti, it became crystal clear something has to be done. It had to be a people centric effort, that would have long term results. There are so many charities already in Haiti offering short term assistance, I decided to take a different road. My cousin Regi and I discussed many possibilities. One day while helping Regi's Dad recover what was left of his possessions from under the rubble, it came to me. <br> <br>Every one spoke of the tragedy of the school children who were lost and the associated damage caused by the quake. The international community offered Billions in Aid, yet somehow we knew the problem was not money. Haitians have been receiving Aid for decades with little to show. <br> <br>The problem is education. Not just basic reading and writing but trades education. The ability to master a vocation and use it for personal economic growth. Society can not function without properly trained technicians to service and install those items we all take for granted. Imagine waking up and your water heater was no longer producing hot water - make matters worse, There is no one to call that is qualified to effect the repair. <br> <br>On March 29th Regi and I formed, " The Vision Haiti Foundation" A people centric effort to teach Haitians the construction trades. Based on a work force development format that provides incentives to all participants to become socio-economically self sufficient, resulting in extended economic growth. <br> <br>Haitians are aware that eventually the political climate will clear and the international community will descend upon Haiti looking for a labor force that is currently non existent. The Vision Haiti Foundation has developed, " Haiti Tech - Institut de formation Professionelle". A Trades specific university style vocational school designed by Haitian engineers and businessmen intent on providing Haiti with the opportunity to build a sustainable economic future.