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ApParent Project

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Port-au-Prince
ApParent Project

We are a non profit organization working in Haiti. We also support local artisans. Check out our website: www.apparentproject.org

We offer childcare and school for children through 7th grade and English and computer training for teenagers and adults.

14/05/2026

Our fifth grade classroom at The Apparent Project is full of growth, responsibility, and developing independence!

Right now, 5 students are learning and growing each day- strengthening their reading and writing, deepening their understanding across subjects, and building the skills they need to think critically and solve problems.

This is an important stage. These students are becoming more confident in their abilities, taking greater ownership of their learning, and beginning to think more clearly about their future.

Currently, we have 2 sponsors supporting this classroom, and we need more to continue providing the education, care, and encouragement these children deserve.

When you become a sponsor, you’ll get to follow along as these students grow, learn, and thrive... and you become part of their story.

💙 Sponsor a class → https://apparentproject.kindful.com/
📖 Learn more → https://apparentproject.org/

13/05/2026

Tracy is 10 years old and in fifth grade at The Apparent Project School.

She lives with her mother, younger brother, and extended family who help support their household. Her younger brother is also a student at AP in kindergarten, and they travel to school together each day.

Her mother works hard selling goods to provide for the family, and Tracy helps at home by cooking, cleaning, and running errands when needed.

At school, Tracy shines. Her teacher describes her as one of the strongest students in the class. She understands what is taught and consistently performs well in her studies.

Tracy dreams of becoming a doctor one day.

She also notices the care around her, sharing that she appreciates how the teachers at AP love and support all children, even those outside their own classroom.

Students like Tracy are growing in knowledge, responsibility, and hope for the future and your support helps make that possible.

13/05/2026

In Haiti, kindergarten graduation is the most important graduation. 🌟

It represents survival, perseverance, and hope for the future. It is the first clear milestone that a child has made it through early education. A foundation has been laid and a new season is beginning.

At The Apparent Project School, these celebrations are full of joy and life- caps and gowns, bows and dresses, dancing, music, food, certificates, and a community gathered together to honor the children.

Recently, Pierre, the Director of The Apparent Project School in Haiti, shared what was on his heart for the school year.

His first answer wasn’t a list of needs.

He simply said:
“I’d like the school year to end well.”

When asked what that would look like, he said:
“I’d like the kindergarten graduation to be a blessing to parents, students, and teachers.”

Families contribute as they are able, and the school community helps ensure that every child is able to be celebrated well.

Pierre’s heart reflects something deeper: a desire to honor children, families, teachers, and the community he serves with faithfulness and care.

If you would like to help support moments like this; where children are celebrated, seen, and honored; you can give here:
👉https://apparentproject.kindful.com/?campaign=1413097

What does graduation represent to you?

10/05/2026

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸

Today, we’re celebrating not only the moms in our lives, but also the incredible community of women around the world who are doing the hard, beautiful work of motherhood,especially the moms in Haiti who are part of our Apparent Project programs.

And to those of YOU who are standing in the gap through your prayers and financial support- thank you. Because of you, Haitian mothers are able to send their children to school, provide for their families, and raise the next generation of leaders.

At the Apparent Project, we are passionate about:
💛 Empowering parents with dignity and opportunity
📚 Providing education and safety for their children
👩🏾‍🏫 Creating jobs for Haitian staff
🌱 Strengthening families and futures

We couldn’t do this without you. Thank you for partnering with us to bring hope and opportunity to Haitian families... one mom, one child, one future at a time.

👉 Learn more or donate: https://apparentproject.org/

09/05/2026

The answer is in! 🎉
How long does it take to make one piece of Haitian metal art?

D) Multiple days!

Turning a recycled oil barrel into stunning art takes time, strength, and incredible skill. Here's a peek into the process:

🔨 Step 1: Clean & Cut
The artist starts by cleaning the drum and cutting it open, flattening the steel into a large metal canvas. It’s tough work under the Haitian sun!

✏️ Step 2: Sketch the Design
Using chalk or pencil, the artist draws their vision freehand.

🪓 Step 3: Chisel & Hammer
Using handmade tools, they carefully chisel and hammer every detail... by hand.

🎨 Step 4: Add the Finishing Touches
Some pieces are painted, others polished - all are breathtaking.

Each artwork is a labor of love and a powerful picture of transformation.
Want to support these artists? Check out the pieces available for purchase at https://markethaiti.com/

08/05/2026

🇭🇹✨ Ever wonder how Haitian metal art is made? You might be surprised to learn it all begins with… an oil barrel! 🛢️➡️🎨

Talented Haitian artists take discarded steel drums and, using just hand tools and a whole lot of skill, turn them into stunning works of art. 🔨🔥 From birds and trees to detailed scenes and scripture verses, each piece reflects creativity, strength, and a powerful story of transformation.

💬 Here’s a fun question for you:
How long do you think it takes to make just one piece of this incredible metal art?
A) 30 minutes
B) 2 hours
C) 8+ hours
D) Multiple days

(We’ll post the answer tomorrow - drop your guess in the comments!)

🛍️ Want to own a piece of this amazing craftsmanship? Check out Market Haiti! We have many beautiful metal pieces made by Haitian artists available. And every purchase helps support meaningful work and education in Haiti. https://markethaiti.com/

07/05/2026

Our fourth grade classroom at The Apparent Project is full of growth, determination, and increasing independence!

Right now, 9 students are learning and growing each day; strengthening their reading and writing, expanding their understanding across subjects, and continuing to build the skills they need to think critically and solve problems.

This is an important stage. These students are growing in confidence, taking more ownership of their learning, and beginning to see the possibilities for their future.

Currently, we have 2 sponsors supporting this classroom, and we need more to continue providing the education, care, and encouragement these children deserve.

When you become a sponsor, you’ll get to follow along as these students grow, learn, and thrive and you become part of their story.

💙 Sponsor a class → https://apparentproject.kindful.com/
📖 Learn more → https://apparentproject.org/

07/05/2026

Darline is in fourth grade at The Apparent Project School.

She lives with her mom and her younger sister, who is a first grader at the Apparent Project. Together, their family values education and supports them each day, including their daily ride to school by moto taxi.

Darline enjoys learning and is especially strong in math and French.

At The Apparent Project, she is growing in knowledge, confidence, and independence as she continues her education. 🌟

05/05/2026

Another part of our celebration of Agriculture and Labor Day last week at The Apparent Project was filled with color, joy, and community. 💛

Students dressed in yellow and brought fruit to share, celebrating the abundance of what grows in Haiti and the joy of being together.

Moments like this are a reminder of both gratitude and community. Even simple things become meaningful when shared.

🍍🍌🍉 What’s your favorite fruit?

04/05/2026

Last week, students in Haiti celebrated Agriculture and Labor Day, a day that honors the work of hands that plant, build, and provide.

School was closed on Friday for the holiday, but students at The Apparent Project marked the occasion during the week by planting seeds together.

Through simple moments like these, students are learning that growth takes time, care, and patience; and that what is planted today can grow into something meaningful in the future.

We’re grateful for opportunities like this that connect learning with real life, and for the teachers who continue to invest in these students each day.

03/05/2026

🎉 May is full of celebration in Haiti! 🇭🇹
It’s Haitian Heritage Month, and the whole month is packed with meaningful holidays:

🌾 May 1 – Labour & Agriculture Day
📚 May 17 – National Teacher Day
🇭🇹 May 18 – Haitian Flag Day
💐 May 31 – Haitian Mother’s Day (the last Sunday in May)

From honoring hardworking farmers and dedicated teachers to celebrating mothers and national pride, May is a time to reflect, rejoice, and give thanks.

✨ What are YOU celebrating this month?

Want to learn more about how we're supporting families in Haiti?
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