We are helping several villages in Haiti become self-sustaining. Villages we have helped include, Boileau, Canon, Flamand & Dumont. We help them help themselves through community leadership, education, micro-credit, agriculture training, medicine, and wells for clean water.
We are a grassroots organization guided by Matthew 25:40, “Whatsoever you did to these, the least of my brothers and sisters, you did to me.”
Mission Statement of Haitian Pilgrims (Haitian Pilgrims) The Haitian Pilgrims serve the poor of Haiti in the spirit of Christ’s teaching: “Whatsoever you did to these, the least of my brothers and sisters, you did to me.” (Matthew 25:40). Our mission is sustained through the generosity of those who share our passion for serving the poor through their…
How did we get here, and where are we going? In 1999 six parishioners and the pastor of St. Philip the Apostle Parish in Lewisville, Texas participated in a Food For the Poor Pilgrimage to Haiti. We spent four days sampling the sights and sounds and smells of Haiti. We visited orphanages and clinics and housing projects and schools…
Since our first trip to Haiti in 1999, our group has remained committed to helping the poorest of the poor. We have grown over the years to develop programs to help villages in Haiti become self-sufficient. Our efforts are focused on the following core areas… Agriculture & Livestock We provide funding to train farmers to raise their own…
