Teach Haiti

Teach Haiti Teach Haiti is a Christian 501 (c)3 non-profit organization founded by Miquette McMahon in 2007.

TeacHaiti seeks to empower the children of Haiti to emerge from poverty through education.

06/02/2026

21 seconds isn’t enough to tell the whole story, but it’s enough to feel it.
A glimpse of life at our PAP campus: learning, laughter, leadership, and little moments of growth happening every day.

This is what education looks like through our Complete Education Model, where transformation reaches far beyond the classroom.

Teach Haiti students won an inter-school debate against one of Haiti’s leading Catholic schools, and one of our 12th gra...
06/01/2026

Teach Haiti students won an inter-school debate against one of Haiti’s leading Catholic schools, and one of our 12th graders was named Best Debater.

Students prepared to argue both sides of a complex national issue, building critical thinking, confidence, and leadership skills along the way. This is what the Complete Education Model looks like in action: students learning to think deeply, speak clearly, and lead with conviction. This is the reGeneration.

BLOG POST: www.teachhaiti.org/teach-haiti-students-win-debate-competition-advance-semifinals/

🏌️‍♂️ 10th Annual Teach Haiti Golf Scramble ⛳Join Miquette Denie McMahon and Art F. McMahon for a day of fun, community,...
06/01/2026

🏌️‍♂️ 10th Annual Teach Haiti Golf Scramble ⛳

Join Miquette Denie McMahon and Art F. McMahon for a day of fun, community, and impact at the 10th Annual Golf Scramble benefiting Teach Haiti!

📅 Date: June 13, 2026
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM (Shotgun Start)
📍 Location: Paradise Lake Country Club, Mogadore, OH

💲 Cost:
$100 per person
$400 per foursome

This is more than a golf outing — it’s an opportunity to invest in the future of Haiti.
Grab your team, enjoy a great afternoon on the course, and help us continue building the next generation of leaders in Haiti!

At Teach Haiti, lunch isn’t just a break in the day—it’s essential to learning.Because of economic challenges, many chil...
05/29/2026

At Teach Haiti, lunch isn’t just a break in the day—it’s essential to learning.

Because of economic challenges, many children come to school hungry. That means sitting through morning classes tired, distracted, and struggling to focus—not because they don’t want to learn, but because their bodies simply don’t have the energy.

That’s why our lunch program is so crucial.

A full plate doesn’t just fill a stomach—it fuels attention, strengthens participation, and gives each child a real opportunity to learn and thrive.

Because the truth is, teaching alone isn’t enough… students need the nourishment to receive a full education.

Kiara is still so little.Kindergarten is new for her—new routines, new faces, new rhythms to her day.She’s learning thin...
05/27/2026

Kiara is still so little.

Kindergarten is new for her—new routines, new faces, new rhythms to her day.

She’s learning things that don’t show up on a report card yet…

How to sit and listen.
How to hold a pencil.
How to feel safe in a room full of other children.
How to belong.

And that sense of belonging?
It’s everything.

Because when a child feels safe, known, and cared for… they open up. They grow. They step into learning without fear.
That’s what this season is building for Kiara.

A foundation you can’t always see—but one that shapes everything that comes after.

For $45 a month, you can make sure she keeps showing up to a place that’s already starting to feel like home.

✨ Sponsor Kiara and give her a beginning rooted in care.
🔗 www.teachhaiti.org/sponsor-a-student

Teach Haiti is more than a school—it’s a community.Madame Beatrice has been faithfully serving as our school cook since ...
05/25/2026

Teach Haiti is more than a school—it’s a community.

Madame Beatrice has been faithfully serving as our school cook since the very beginning in 2010. Day in and day out, she cares for our students in ways many never see.

Last month, on her birthday, the students surprised her with a small celebration—taking time to honor her and share how grateful they are for all she does behind the scenes.

Moments like this remind us: every role matters, and every person is part of the story.

She walked into Teach Haiti as a 2nd grader.Today, Neila is a college student with a vision to change her country.Throug...
05/23/2026

She walked into Teach Haiti as a 2nd grader.

Today, Neila is a college student with a vision to change her country.

Through years of education, mentorship, and faith, she didn’t just gain knowledge—she gained confidence, discipline, and purpose.

Now, she’s giving it back.

Encouraging the next generation.

Investing in her community.

Believing in a stronger Haiti.

This is how lives change.

This is how Haiti moves forward.

Read her full story: www.teachhaiti.org/from-student-to-leader-neilas-journey-of-transformation/

Did you know the entire month of May is dedicated to celebrating Haitian heritage?If you’ve ever had diri ak sòs pwa (ri...
05/22/2026

Did you know the entire month of May is dedicated to celebrating Haitian heritage?

If you’ve ever had diri ak sòs pwa (rice and beans) or bannann ak pikliz (fried plantains topped with a spicy, tangy slaw), then you’ve tasted just a small piece of Haiti’s rich culture.

Throughout May, Haitians around the world celebrate through food, music, and community—honoring traditions that have been passed down for generations. From the flavors in the kitchen to the rhythms in the streets, every part tells a story of resilience, joy, and identity.

It’s more than a celebration—it’s a living, breathing expression of what it means to be Haitian. 🇭🇹✨

Marven is just getting started.He’s in 1st grade, still practicing his letters, still figuring out how to write his name...
05/20/2026

Marven is just getting started.

He’s in 1st grade, still practicing his letters, still figuring out how to write his name neatly across the page.

Some days it comes easy.

Some days it doesn’t.

But he shows up anyway.

And that matters more than anything right now.

Because this is the stage where school becomes part of who he is… or doesn’t.

Where he learns, “I can do this.”

Or starts to believe maybe he can’t.

Having a place in the classroom—consistently, every day—is what builds that belief.

$45 a month might not feel like much, but for Marven, it’s the difference between starting strong… or stopping before he ever really begins.

✨ Sponsor Marven and be part of his beginning.
🔗 www.teachhaiti.org/sponsor-a-student

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Wheaton, IL
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