The Children's Heritage Foundation

08/12/2023

It’s not too late to join us for a Movie Night Fundraiser to raise money for new mattresses and bedding at Good Rest in Haiti this Saturday, August 12, at 6pm. These photos are the “before & after” from our 2016 refresh. Swipe for details, link to donate is in our bio.

08/02/2023

Good Rest in Haiti is in need of new beds, mattresses & sheets for our kids. Please join us for a Movie Night fundraiser! Can’t make it? Please consider a donation, https://www.classy.org/campaign/sweet-dreams-at-good-rest/c506172

09/30/2022

We love success stories and Maria is just that. Maria started out playing basketball at Nations Changers School in Wakiso. She went on to play at the university level and recently was one of approximately 40 international athletes invited to participate in the NBA Academy Games in Atlanta. Participation in sports empowers women and changes lives, two of the reasons why we support student basketball programs in Uganda.
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We are collecting sports bras, athletic shoes & socks, and bike shorts for the women’s and girls’ teams when we travel to Uganda mid-October. Please message us if you have items to donate.
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04/03/2022

We are deeply saddened to share the passing of Anel Ferdinand (Jose). Anel and his grandfather passed away on a boat ride on their way to a funeral. Anel was loved by so many and we mourn the life of this joyful and calming 15 year old boy. Please join us as we pray for his sister Tamara, his family, and his Good Rest brothers and sisters. We love you Anel!

12/29/2021

Open Our Schools: Year End Fundraiser
Just 3 days left to help open our schools.
Nearly 2 years after shutting down, Uganda schools are set to reopen January 10th!

Please consider a year end gift to help our schools open with food, supplies, facility improvements and salaries!

We are a faith based, humanitarian, non-profit organization focused on sustainable development strategies in Haiti and Uganda. We currently call San Diego, CA our stateside home.

08/16/2021

The recent 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Haiti has many in heartache and disbelief…how could this happen again.

Relieved. I’m happy to report that the people we know, love and work with in Haiti are all safe and okay, but scared to say the least.

Tension. While I’m relieved, I’m also hurting for the many lives this earquake has claimed. To those reading this, I imagine you share in my tension.

The past two years have been exceptionally challenging for Haitians. As much as I wish I could do more to help, I am reminded of: 1. Haitians are not helpless. 2. Prayer. 3. Our work in haiti matters and I’m privileged to give my life to it.