Accomplishments
- 2005- Organization formed and applied for and received non profit status; chapel building
plans undertaken
- 2006- First annual summer construction trip, built latrine
- 2007- Laid foundation for perimeter wall; first annual medical trip
- 2008- First Vacation Bible School trip in July; first well dug; finished wall during August Harvest
Mission Trip
- 2009- Began work on main building
- 2010- Earthquake, two medical trips this year, started school;
- 2011- Added second grade to school, wall came down, put fence up; roof and renovations to
church completed
- 2012- Added third grade, painted school, constructed roof on main building; began basic
physical exams for all students during annual medical clinic
- 2013- Added fourth grade; well repairs related to rock damage;
- 2014- Added fifth grade; kindergarten graduation
- 2015- Added sixth grade; built a playground for the children, had our first soccer tournament
- 2016- Kitchen improvements completed; began construction on the second floor of the main
building; food distribution for Hurricane Matthew victims
- 2017- Built cistern for water storage, replaced water pump; summer construction trip held
week-long Vacation Bible School; Christmas party for students/families
- 2018- 8 member Medical Team treated over 450 people; Christmas party expanded to include
special chicken meal and gifts for every student;
- 2019- 8 member Medical Team treated over 535 people; food distribution to local families in
LaMothe
- 2020- 15 member Medical Team treated over 730 people; food distribution to 700 families; roof
to 2nd floor completed with enclosed 3rd floor staircase; cupola raised to outdoor balcony,
railings installed to 2nd floor staircase; garden irrigation system installed.
- 2021- 7.2 magnitude earthquake on southern shore; relief funds to quake victims; ongoing
shipments of supplies, clothing, shoes, hygiene products to meet needs of students and
surrounding community in lieu of medical trip this year
- 2022- school enrollment reaches new high of 244 students in 9 classrooms;