The Harvest of Haiti

Our Mission

To all of our faithful donator's across the country and those in my home county of St. Clair Michigan, we are very happy to finally get our website off the ground. The Harvest of Haiti has made well over 120 trips since it's inception of Feb. 1, 2001. I myself have made 64 of them. It would be impossible to write something about each trip taken in the past except the last trip in august of 2009. In those years prior we have foe have been able to bring 6 children to the U.S. for corrective surgery and returned them to their parents able to walk and smile once again.

Each trip has seen more success than that last trip. We have confined our mission work to 5 parts of the country. Our orphanage in Anse Rouge, DeConje, Jean Rable, Port Au Prince and Bon Rapos. 2 years ago our Board of Directors took on another non-profit called Reach Out to Haiti. This is run by an American woman named Barbara Walker. She has an orphanage and done adoptions in Haiti for over 21 years, adopting out over 1000 children to loving and caring families around the world. We provide her monetary donations 1 time per year and help her run the village so she can concentrate on Adoption work. In Port Au Prince we look after 60 men, women and children. We provide them with medical clinics and food. This is where the Bishop we serve lives and maintains 2 homes, 1 for women and children and the other for young men and boys whose parents or parent have sent them down from the mountains in hopes of an education and some day getting Pastor status. In the other mountain villages of Anse Rouge, De Conje and Jean Rabel, we provide food, materials for school and medical clinics. We also place water filters as we can afford them. Each water filter costs $25.00 U.S. dollars.

Our primary focus in Anse Rouge is to keep the 30 to 40 children fed 2 times per day and so far we have been able to afford this project. There is a school on the second floor for the kids and the children of the village, it is free and we provide lunch each day for the students. Through the years we have had many ups and downs, but over the past 5 years they have been all ups!

Board of Directors

Patrick Moore - Co-Founder/Director

Havest of Haiti Director

4233 State Rd.
Fort Gratiot Michigan, 48059
Married with 3 children, 1 daughter adopted from Haiti.
Firefighter & Real Estate Agent.
64 Missions to Haiti to date.

Dr. Patrick Kut M.D. - Co-Founder & Director of Medicine & Medical Clinics
click to read more about Dr. Kut.

Havest of Haiti Director

Pat is married with 1 child and is a family practice physician.
Pat lives in Lakeport Michigan and has a private practice with Mercy Health Care.

Andrew Jacobson - Director & Head of the Feeding Program & Logistics
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Havest of Haiti Director

My family and * currently reside in the Dallas Texas area. I am the Sr. HR Director for GMAC Mortgage and have worked in many capacities for GMAC for the past 16 years. My wife Sarah and I have 4 children: Victoria (8), Abigail (6), Andy (3) and our son Maki (2). We have been involved with the Harvest of Haiti for 3 years since contacting Par Moore for a reference in our adoption of Maki. We have known and loved Brother Stenio for over 30 years as we have supported is ministry in Haiti since we were children; listening to his amazing stories as he spoke in our churches and stayed in our homes.

Our heart is truly Haiti, and as we seek to obey Gods call to help the orphans and widows- James 1:27. We hope he will use us to his Glory.

Alan Buehlmeier - Director
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Havest of Haiti Director

Alan works in detroit refinishing wood boats at the Grosse Pointe Yacht club and resides in Crowswell Michigan. Alan is married with 2 children. His father, the Rev. Dennis Buehmeier was the man that encouraged us to help Bishop Capre back in 2000.