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Two Mules is a non-profit 501(c)(3), tax-exempt North Carolina corporation whose mission is to link rural Haitian communities with partner organizations and individuals to improve agriculture, education and healthcare.

10/05/2026

Two Mules applauds the intelligent, caring, and courageous teachers of Bon Samaritain! Currently, they are facing violence from encroaching gangs and a lack of consistent pay. This world teacher day keep the strong educators of Bon Samaritain in your mind, and consider donating to help contribute to their wages.

10/01/2026

Updates from Pe (Father) Jonas in Gonaives: Luckenson

During our conversation with Pe Jonas we asked about Luckenson, a bright student receiving scholarship aid from Two Mules’. Pe Jonas happily described him as a good friend, a serious student of calm demeanor and reserved. Pe Jonas speaks often and visits occasionally with Luckenson, going on to add that Luckenson appreciates his opportunity to attend university and takes his studies seriously. Pe Jonas considers it an important personal responsibility to keep up with Luckenson’s needs, assisting him in obtaining groceries, sometimes sharing his own families’ food. When asked about Luckenson’s internship experience in Limbe, Jonas described it as a very useful opportunity for him to engage in fieldwork and gain some experience in agricultural experimental techniques.

09/23/2026

Schooling across the globe is much more than providing an education, schooling provides a safe space and acts as a symbol of hope for future generations! The education crisis in Haiti has been greatly influenced by: gang violence, political unrest, climate change, and poverty. The increase in gang presence forces many children to cross gang-controlled zones to reach school, risking crossfire and forced recruitment. Over 80% of primary schools in Haiti are private or lack government funding. Sponsor a student through Two Mules for Haiti, and help provide an education, a safe space, and a symbol of hope for the future generations of Haiti! Donations can be made at this link: https://twomules.org/donate/

Learn more by reading the articles below!

https://eiehub.org/country-briefs/country-briefing-haitis-education-crisis

https://www.globalpartnership.org/blog/why-education-key-security-and-peace-haiti-and-around-world

09/22/2026

Updates from Pe (Father) Jonas in Gonaives: Electricity Access
Pe Jonas’ described to us how even in cities such as Gonaives, there is no government provided electricity or commercial internet infrastructure. Due to these circumstances, cell phone service is unreliable. Each family must acquire their own solar energy system and subscribe to StarLink to have electricity in their homes to gain access to reliable internet connectivity. Pe Jonas’ family has two solar collectors, several batteries and an inverter. His system provides 600 Watts of energy.

Communication with Two Mule’s program coordinator, Charlie Provins, has been sparse due to the difficulties surrounding acquiring internet access. When we asked about Charlie, Pe Jonas stated that he does see him occasionally at church, but less frequently since the Provin’s new home is on the outskirts of Gonaives, where land is less expensive. Since Charlie’s family does not have a solar energy system in their home, we can expect communication to be very difficult for him. We are working towards assisting him in gaining access to more reliable communication, making donations more critical for our work.

09/17/2026

The Betrayal of Haiti: How the West Destroyed the First Black Republic and Richest Colony on Earth

Want to learn more about the history between Haiti and the United States? Grow your understanding of the turmoil that Western nations caused Haiti, and their continued strength despite it. Watch Lynn Ngugi’s episode The Betrayal of Haiti: How the West Destroyed the First Black Republic and Richest Colony on Earth for free on YouTube! Click the link below.

Ngugi explores the impact of French colonial rule over Haiti, and the result of community decimation and financial distress. Additionally, she discusses the endless manipulative influence the US had over the nation of Haiti, whose negative impacts can still be felt today. You will leave this episode with a greater comprehension of Haiti as an ever resilient nation, that has endured the wrath of many, with citizens continuing to stand strong!

**TRIGGER WARNING: contains themes of death, dying, sexual violence, and trauma.**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOwreDeHb3g

09/16/2026

Show your support for the ARMAS Act with The Quixote Center by taking part in Advocacy Days! September 29th is for advocacy training, and September 30th is for lobby visits. Below is a link to register!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGIR6Cw1SzPqGYl_NrWP-Hn9PjvVEwCurYjifCdX2DQQsPhg/viewform

US gun trafficking causes immense violence throughout these regions. With monitoring, transparency, and accountability restored through the ARMAS Act, the prevention of weapons getting into the hands of criminal gangs will be possible.

The Quixote Center is a nonprofit organization based in Haiti, Nicaragua, and Panama. They work to dismantle oppressive systems and structures to empower vulnerable people through: sustainable development, U.S. policy reform, economic justice, and educational initiatives!

09/08/2026

Take action in reducing gun violence and protecting lives across Latin America and the Caribbean! Urge your Members of Congress to co-sponsor the ARMAS Act by following the link below to the Quixote Center’s email and phone scripts: https://quixote.org/action #/

US gun trafficking causes immense violence throughout these regions. With monitoring, transparency, and accountability restored through the ARMAS Act, the prevention of weapons getting into the hands of criminal gangs will be possible.

The Quixote Center is a nonprofit organization based in Haiti, Nicaragua, and Panama. They work to dismantle oppressive systems and structures to empower vulnerable people through: sustainable development, U.S. policy reform, economic justice, and educational initiatives!

FOLLOW THE LINK BELOW
https://quixote.org/action #/

09/03/2026

With the removal of TPS protection, 161 people were deported from the US to Haiti on August 20th, according to CBS News. The majority of deportees declined speaking with journalists when they landed in Cap-Haitien, wary of being targeted by gangs. Haiti, a country experiencing severe unrest, does not currently have the resources to take in hundreds of thousands of civilians. Haiti is already a nation of 12 million people, with many citizens in need of humanitarian assistance due to increasing gang violence that further worsens displacement, poverty, and hunger. According to UN statistics, 1.5 million Haitian civilians have been displaced due to gang violence. It has been reported that from January to June of 2026 over 3,100 people were murdered as well as 1,189 injured due to gang violence.

According to the Springfield News Sun, Gilbert Joubert Adrien, a cherished pastor and positive leader in his community, was arrested by ICE at a gas station in Springfield, Ohio in the US. People living peacefully and positively impacting their communities, are being unjustly taken and sent elsewhere with no regard for their wellbeing or personhood.

Read more about the outcomes that accompany the end of TPS as well as Gilbert Joubert Adrian using the links below:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/haiti-deportees-us-ends-tps-protection/

https://www.springfieldnewssun.com/local/beloved-haitian-pastor-detained-by-ice-in-springfield/article_013f1c52-b45e-51fe-84af-f116d94c9c7a.html

09/02/2026

Pe Jonas describes conditions around Beaudois as very dangerous, and Bon Samaritain school has devastatingly lost several teachers who live in Gros Morne. It is now considered too dangerous to commute by many. Despite these hardships, Pe Jonas gives thanks to God that the gangs have not prevented the schools from operating. They have resorted to giving food to the gangs, explaining that they have no money to give, and so far the gangs have left the school alone.

Pe Jonas gives thanks that he can continue to provide funding for school administrators and teachers with electronic transmissions. However, he has been unable to pay the teachers for July and that weighs heavily on his heart. Please consider sending a small donation through our donation page, which you can find in our bio, to help pay the courageous teachers of Bon Samaritain! Education is ever more critical for the youth living in rural areas, for their families, and for the future of Haiti.

08/29/2026

On Sunday, August 23rd, armed men attacked Kenscoff, a community located southeast from Haiti’s capital of Port-Au-Prince. At least 47 Haitian civilians were murdered and over 50 were kidnapped. This devastating attack is one of the largest mass kidnappings in Haiti in recent years.

A gang leader made a threatening post to social media, identifying himself as Izo 2, a reference to Izo, or Johnson André, one of Haiti’s most powerful gang leaders. In the post, he threatened Vladimir Paraison, Haiti’s National Police Director, stating: “Paraison, if any of our soldiers are hurt, I will kill all of them,” referring to the hostages.

With a very heavy heart, Two Mules gives our condolences to the victims of this devastating attack, as well as their loved ones. We sincerely send thoughts of hope, peace, and comfort to those impacted.

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