Community Coalition for Haiti

10/08/2026

Did you know that dollars sitting in a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) can start making a difference right now? 💙 On DAF Day (October 8), join a collective movement of donors turning charitable funds into real-world impact. Recommend a DAF grant to Community Coalition for Haiti today!

10/06/2026

🎯 We took a rainy afternoon and made it a HIT! 🎯

Food. Football. Friends. Fellowship. And, of course, co****le. 😎🏆

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out Sunday (10/4/26) to toss bags, cheer on their teams, enjoy some delicious food, and support CCH’s work in Haiti. 🇭🇹

We’re so grateful to our amazing players, spectators, volunteers, food vendors, raffle donors, and everyone who helped make the day so much fun!

Swipe through for some of our favorite moments from the day 📸

And remember: every dollar raised helps CCH continue bringing healthcare, education, and community development opportunities to families in Haiti.

10/01/2026

Update from Haiti: Students at our partner schools began returning on September 7, although some schools in Jacmel waited until the following week to open. Gang activity remains dangerous and unpredictable around Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, so each school makes the best safety decision for its own community.

That has become especially important with recent armed clashes between gangs and national police in Gressier and Kenscoff, towns along the routes between Port-au-Prince and Jacmel.

Transportation has brought another challenge. Reports of tainted fuel in Jacmel have included ruined vehicle and generator engines. Our team is using stored fuel reserves and restricting unnecessary travel until we can trust the quality of fuel at local gas stations again.

And still, school opened.

Hundreds of students have returned to our 11 partner schools, with more arriving each week. Students often trickle in over the first month of school, so we’ll have more accurate student counts later this month.

There was plenty of work happening before those students ever walked through the school gates. CCH delivered school supplies and ingredients for hot lunches and helped facilitate teacher training led by our cohort of school principals. At our three rural CCH partner schools, more than 850 students will receive a hot lunch each school day.

Teacher training will continue throughout the year, led in Haiti by staffer Roosvelt Adonis and strengthened a core group of volunteers—retired U.S. teachers who share their experience with Haitian educators.

A school year requires more than opening the doors. It takes teachers who are prepared, students who are fed, and classrooms with the basic tools to learn. Your support helps give students what they need to learn, grow, and keep moving forward.

10/01/2026

Are you curious about the gangs in Haiti and their connection to the flow of goods and even how they might impact the scheduled election? Here is an informative article on the topic:

400 Mawozo’s expansion across Haiti’s eastern road network has placed key trade corridors, border crossings, and election logistics under growing pressure. This analysis examines how the gang’s influence along routes tied to more than $648 million in Dominican exports affects commerce, arms tr...

09/30/2026

The latest news on international support for Haiti...

“We cannot allow Haiti’s security and the region’s stability to become leverage in some unrelated geopolitical fights, or conflicts, or conflicts or disputes that have nothing to do with the security of the Haitian people.”

09/29/2026

There's still time to join us! Sign up to play at: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/corcla/event/cchco****leclassic2026
Or join us as a spectator on Sunday and enjoy the football, food trucks, and raffle.

09/25/2026

We'll be getting more "behind the scenes" looks at 3rd grade classrooms in Haiti this year, thanks to new our "Sister School" program with a 3rd grade class in Rhode Island. More on that later! But for now here's a peek at this week's grammar lesson.

09/25/2026

The raffle prizes are coming together for CCH's Co****le Classic. You just might win 4 tickets to a Loudoun United Football Club match! Learn more and register here: www.cchaiti.org

09/17/2026

Tomorrow (Friday 9/18/26) is the last day to GUARANTEE you get one of these sweet tees debuting at CCH's Co****le Classic on October 4th. Register now at: www.cchaiti.org

09/16/2026

Education is a cornerstone of Haiti's eventual recovery. That's why CCH partners with 11 schools around Jacmel to improve educational quality.

Haiti has roughly four million students, yet only about 17% of children who enter the school system graduate from high school. | Opinion