Have Faith Haiti Mission on Fox 2 Detroit

The Have Faith Haiti Mission is a special place of love and caring, dedicated to the safety, education, health and spiritual development of Haiti's impoverished children and orphans. The Mission was founded in the 1980's by a Detroit Pastor named John Hearn Sr. as The Caring and Sharing Mission. Since then, it has raised and cared for hundreds of children, some of whom now work there caring for the next generation.
Following the devastating earthquake of January, 2010, the mission fell upon hard times, and later that year, operations were taken over by author Mitch Albom and his A Hole In The Roof Foundation, and the name changed to Have Faith Haiti Mission, inspired partly by Albom's book "Have a Little Faith."
The goal of the mission is to provide a safe, nurturing environment for Haitian children who do not have one. Children are to be cared for medically, nutritionally, educationally and spiritually. They are to be taught in both French and English, with a goal of achieving at least a high school diploma. Christian prayer and guidelines are a part of their daily life, as is a sense of giving back to the mission though work and responsibility.
Have Faith Haiti Mission exists on donations. All money raised goes strictly into the operation of the mission, from purchasing food to paying for schoolbooks. No administrative costs are deducted from donations.
We are currently in the midst of our 2010 drive to raise $80,000 before the end of the year. This would insure our operating budget for 2011.
Learn more at www.havefaithhaiti.org