The Seed
Join our community of monthly donors bringing medical, educational & nutritional support to Haiti’s Forgotten Island.
What You Get
The Seed members are at the very heart of all that we accomplish at For You Haiti. When you become a member of The Seed, here is what you can expect from us:
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Impact
Direct, life-saving Impact on the most crucial aspect of For You Haiti — the ability to say yes to every opportunity
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News
Good News is a monthly impact report that we send via email to update you on our progress and remind you just how much your contribution matters.
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Community
Members of The Seed are a huge part of our team. We make sure you are connected to the other members who are as passionate about our mission as you and give you direct access to our team on the ground. As a member of The Seed, you will have access to:
- Quarterly Seed-Only Meetings
- Weekly Updates from our team on the ground
- Access to The Seed’s online community group
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What Does The Seed Fund?
Emergency Medical Care
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- Transportation & lodging pre- and post- surgery
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- Diagnostic scans & tests
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- Unforeseen medical expenses
Medical Prevention Programs
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- Prenatal clinic
For You Haiti’s Operating Budget
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- Upkeep of the Patient Recovery House
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- Medical Supply Kit Fund
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- Petrol for child home-visits
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- FYH staff salaries
Stories from The Seed
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Po’s trip to Barcelona
In February 2019, For You Haiti received a tiny patient at their medical clinic by the name of Podolsky (Baby Po). Po was almost two years old but couldn’t crawl, walk or talk. He was severely malnourished and cried out in pain if anyone touched him…
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Abacky
Abacky was a healthy little boy and loved walking in the garden with his mother and walking with his big sisters to school. He had a normal and happy life until he was struck with hydrocephalus. Hydrocephalus is a build-up of fluid around the brain and must be treated or can be life-threatening. At the age of 6, the disease had taken hold of little Abacky.
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Sarah Rose
This year our For You Haiti medical team saw many cases of Anthrax, not commonly seen on the small island of La Gonave. Carmy, a For You Haiti staff member, was making his rounds in remote villages visiting patients when he came across a four-year-old girl named Sara Rose who had a terrible eye infection.
