Fonkoze

06/02/2026

Just in time for the World Cup! Get your Senkantde - 52 Mathieu Jean Baptiste World Cup Jersey and $2 from every purchase goes to support - thank you

05/31/2026

Nan Jou Manman Ayisyen an, nou onore fòs, rezilyans, ak lidèchip fanm yo atravè tout peyi Ayiti. Chak jou, manman yo ap bati biznis, pran swen fanmi yo, sipòte kominote yo, epi kreye opòtinite malgre gwo defi yo.

Nan Fonkoze, nou wè fanm an aksyon chak jou — y ap dirije gwoup ekonomi, y ap devlope mwayen pou yo viv, y ap jwenn aksè ak swen sante, epi y ap envesti nan avni pitit yo. Jodi a, n ap selebre fanm sa yo ki, grasa detèminasyon yo, kontinye ap fòme Ayiti avèk kouraj, swen, ak lespwa. 💙❤️

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On Haitian Mother's Day, we honor the strength, resilience, and leadership of women across Haiti. Every day, mothers are building businesses, caring for their families, supporting their communities, and creating opportunities in the face of immense challenges.

At Fonkoze, we see women in action every day — leading savings groups, growing livelihoods, accessing healthcare, and investing in their children’s futures. Today, we celebrate the women whose determination continues to shape Haiti with courage, care, and hope. 💙❤️

Photo by Maxence Bradley
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05/28/2026

Women in action. Women rising across Haiti. Communities transforming. ❤️🇭🇹

05/28/2026

We’re honored to share that Fonkoze is a beneficiary of a portion of the proceeds from this year’s Creole Image Honors Awards taking place on June 20, 2026 at the Newark Museum of Art. 🇭🇹✨

Hosted by , this special evening celebrates the artists, storytellers, and changemakers whose work continues to elevate Haitian culture and shape global conversations through music, film, art, and community.

This year’s honorees include:





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We’re grateful to be part of an evening that celebrates Haitian excellence while supporting community impact in Haiti.

📍 Newark Museum of Art
🗓 June 20, 2026
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-annual-creole-image-honors-awards-tickets-1984305153129

05/19/2026

At Skoll Week 2026 in Oxford, Fonkoze partnered with The Sidebar to host a candid conversation on what truly works in fragile contexts — and why Haitian-led solutions matter.
🎥 The full panel conversation is now available on our website.
https://fonkoze.org/news/haiti-2026-oxford

“Haiti Beyond the Playbook: Rethinking What Works in Fragile Contexts” brought together leaders and practitioners committed to honest dialogue around partnership, adaptation, risk-sharing, and long-term systems change.

One message came through clearly: Haiti is not only a place where development happens — it is a source of development knowledge.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this important discussion.

Click to watch: Fonkoze partnered with The Sidebar during Skoll Week 2026 in Oxford, UK, to host a practitioner-led panel […]

05/18/2026

Today, we celebrate Haitian Flag Day — a symbol of unity, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Haiti.

The Haitian flag was first created during the revolution by Catherine Flon, who is remembered for sewing together the blue and red sections of the French flag to represent a new and independent Haiti. Her act became part of a larger movement led by Haitians fighting for freedom, dignity, and self-determination.

More than two centuries later, the flag continues to represent the strength and determination of the Haitian people — especially the women who hold families, communities, and local economies together every day.

At Fonkoze, we see that spirit in action across Haiti through women building businesses, caring for their communities, investing in their children, and creating pathways forward despite immense challenges.

Today, we honor Haiti’s history, its people, and the ongoing work of those shaping its future.

Happy Haitian Flag Day. 🇭🇹

05/10/2026

Happy Mothers Day to the mothers who keep and have kept our families moving forward.



Photo by Maxence Bradley

05/07/2026

Nou fèk lanse yon nouvo sitwèb Fonkoze—
epi se plis pase yon senp redizay.
Se yon fenèt klè sou travay la: kijan fanmi nan peyi Dayiti apavanse soti nan enstabilite pou rive nan sekirite, ak kijan chak etap nan vwayaj sa a jwenn sipò—soti nan transfè lajan kach ak antrenman entansif ki estabilize fwaye ki pi vilnerab yo, rive nan edikasyon dijital, sante, kredi, ak kwasans ti biznis.Nou bati sit sa a pou rann chemen sa yo pi fasil pou wè.
Pi fasil pou konprann.
Epi pi fasil pou sipòte.
W ap jwenn istwa reyèl kliyan yo, yon apèsi pi pwofon sou fason pwogram nou yo mache ansanm, ak yon koneksyon pi dirèk ak enpak ou rann posib.
Fè yon ti gade, eksplore, epi wè sa k nouvo a:

FONKOZE.ORG
Photos by Maxence Bradley

05/07/2026

We just launched a new Fonkoze website—
and it’s more than a redesign.

It’s a clear window into the work: how families in Haiti move from instability toward security, and how every step of that journey is supported—from cash transfers and intensive coaching that stabilize the most vulnerable households, to digital education, health, credit, and small business growth.

We built this site to make these pathways easier to see.
Easier to understand.
And easier to support.

You’ll find real stories from clients, a deeper look at how our programs fit together, and a more direct connection to the impact you make possible.
Take a look, explore, and see what’s new:

FONKOZE.ORG