Contributions and Resources

It is the pledge and commitment of all involved in this project that all financial resources will be applied directly and solely to services for the center's children. No funds will be allocated to administrative costs. Travel to Haiti, meeting costs and other necessary expenses to launch this effort will be taken care of through in-kind contributions from the agency and individual benefactors of COHP.

We are seeking broad support from international schools and the agencies serving them, from public and private schools and colleges/universities in the United States, and from concerned individuals and associations. Our goal is to enlist the long term commitment of school children, parent and teacher organizations, school boards, college students, staff and faculty in helping us to educate as many of Haiti's poorest children as we can, and to start doing so as soon as possible.

How Can You Give?

CREDIT CARD - Click on the bright orange button you see in the right hand column on almost all pages of the site. You do not need to have a PayPal account to donate in this way. Make sure you proceed without signing in if you do not have a PayPal account.

WIRE TRANSFER - contact us for details at info@childrenofhaitiproject.org

CHECK - You and/or your institution can contribute funding for this effort with a check made out to: "OSAC/Children of Haiti."

Please mail this to:
OSAC/Children of Haiti
COHP/OSAC
110 Breed’s Hill Road #2
Hyannis, MA 02601
USA

The agency, OSAC (Overseas Schools Assistance Corporation), is a Massachusetts charitable corporation with 501 (c) 3 status from the US Internal Revenue Service, and the umbrella organization for TIE and The PTC. A new, segregated account has been established for COHP at the Cape Cod Cooperative Bank in Yarmouthport, Mass. USA.

If you wish to contribute through a direct wire transfer, please email Cheryl Harmon (charmon@tieonline.com) for instructions.

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Current Resources and Commitments

COHP has already received sufficient financial contributions and commitments, plus extensive in-kind support, necessary to ensure the success of this effort on a limited basis.

Our goal is to establish a literacy, nutrition and educational program for 51 poverty-stricken Haitian children aged 4-5 years old. We have also recently launched an afternoon literacy program reaching out to 37 children aged 8-14.
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