đĽłđđšReady to see the impact you made possible last year with ACT? Ayiti Rising, our annual report, is here! Inside youâll see the amazing things that we all accomplished with your support. Over $132,000 in grants were disbursed last year. View the full report in our bio. Swipe for a preview!
Tell us, do you ever meet with those who benefit from your support?
Join us in welcoming our 2026 Grantee Association des Femmes de Borgne (AFB). Our Grantee Connect brings you closer to the organizations that you support through ACT. Grab your afternoon coffee or snack and have a chat with the AFB team to learn how they are strengthening the local cacao market and simultaneously ensuring womenâs peace and security.
Link in Bio: âď¸đŤ What do cacao production and womenâs peace and security have in common?Join us in welcoming our 2026 Grantee Association des Femmes de Borgne (AFB). @associationdesfemmesdeborgne . Our Grantee Live brings you closer to the organizations that you support through ACT. Grab your afternoon coffee or snack and have a chat with the AFB team to learn how they are strengthening the local cacao market and empowering women.
Today we invite you to dedicate your gift in honor of Marie Claire Heureuse. Born in LĂŠogâne, Haiti, in 1758 (268 years ago today), she is remembered today as Haitiâs first Empress, the wife of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, and one of his closest advisors. But in her own right, she stood as a powerful example of humanitarian action during the Haitian Revolution.
Her story reminds us that the concepts of âmutual aid,â collective care, and pulling up for one another existed strongly during the Haitian Revolution and within Haitian communities long before modern humanitarian organizations formalized the language around it. Contribution link in our bio.
Swipe Through! đľđ´Our Board of Directors is growing. This Haitian Heritage Month, we warmly welcome JĂŠan Wilson, Dr. Rebecca Friedman, Dr. Lumana Joseph, and Dr. Sophia Bellegarde. They strengthen their ties to Ayiti and its people through their service to the Trust. Interested in supporting direct grantmaking in the country? Get in touch to learn how you can collaborate with our Board Members to make sustainable development possible. Want to make a general gift for Haitian Heritage Month? Click the link in our Bio!đ´đľ
đđš Listen to Dr. Solanges Vivens @solangesvivens and @gsquared02 Dr. Gigi Bastien discuss how investing in women entrepreneurs strengthens entire communities. Thatâs what Haitian Women Rising is all about!
đđšđĽł Happy Haitian Heritage Month! In 2026, ACT has already invested $77,000 in Haitian-led initiatives supporting our core pillars: civic education, environmental sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
And weâre not slowing down. Our grantees, partners, and ACT crew are working every day to drive real economic transformationâespecially for Haitian women entrepreneurs.
This work is powered through collaboration with committed partners like Dr. Vivens, helping us expand our expertise and resources to sustain and grow our impact.
If this mission speaks to you, you already know the next step:
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đ¸: Dr. Vivens and 300 Haitian women entrepreneurs in Cap Haitian for the second annual Haitian Women Rising/Fanm Devan Fund
Join us in uplifting Haitian Women Rising.
#AyitiCommunityTrust #HaitianHeritageMonth #HaitianPreservation #ayiti
đđš40 years of movement.
đđš40 years of Haitian women shaping the direction of a nation.
Today, we honor April 3 as a marker of courage, organization, and collective visionâcarried forward by women who continue to build, lead, and transform our communities.
This legacy is not behind us.
It is alive.
It is moving.
It is rising through us.
Through Haitian Women Rising, we carry this work forward by investing in the leadership, capacity, and long-term sustainability of Haitian women today.
This month, we will name, honor, and uplift 40 + women whose work reflects the strength and vision of this movement.
Add their names in the comments. Tag a Haitian women to show your appreciation.
Stand with their work.
Walk with us in this commitment.
Ayiti rises, as her women rise.
#ayiticommunitytrust #haitianwomensmovement #haitianwomenrising
#haitianpreservation
đđšEarlier this month, @guerdanicolas and myself had the opportunity to speak about our work at the @festival_diaspora in Puerto Rico, a nonprofit organization that brings together leaders from across the Americas to procreate solutions and build sustainable global prosperity. Excited to announce that our presentation is on YouTube click our link in the bio to see it for yourself. Thank you so much to the organizers of the FOTD2026!
#ayiti #aisforayiti #haitian #haitianamerican #ayitcommunitytrust
Apre siklòn Melissa, rekiperasyon pa sèlman fizik⌠li sikolojik tou. đ§ đ
Nan komin Petit-Goâve, Rebati Sante Mentale ansanm ak patnè li yo ap mete sou pye yon entèvansyon sikososyal pou sipòte moun ki afekte yo, epi bati yon sistèm sante mantal ki ka dire nan kominote a.
#RebatiSanteMentale #SanteMantalAyiti #PetitGoave #SipòSikososyal #Rezilyans HaitiRelief MentalHealthMatters
Apre siklòn Melissa, rekiperasyon pa sèlman fizik⌠li sikolojik tou. đ§ đ
Nan komin Petit-Goâve, Rebati Sante Mentale ansanm ak patnè li yo ap mete sou pye yon entèvansyon sikososyal pou sipòte moun ki afekte yo, epi bati yon sistèm sante mantal ki ka dire nan kominote a.
#RebatiSanteMentale #SanteMantalAyiti #PetitGoave #SipòSikososyal #Rezilyans HaitiRelief MentalHealthMatters
Thanks to you, Matènwa students are studying computer science.
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