Haitians all across Atlanta showed up on Thursday, August 15, 2019 with back to school donations in hand for children in Haiti. Appropiately called “An Evening in Haiti,” the night featured Haitian vendors, food, music, culture, and most importantly, lots of love for Haiti. Our celebrity ambassadors and two of

January 12, 2010 will always be remembered as a day of pain and sorrow in Haitian history. That was the day that a 7.0 earthquake shook Haitian soil leaving an already suffering nation in even greater turmoil. Thousands perished, thousands were injured and millions were left homeless. Giving Hearts with

On February 22nd, 2017, State Representative, Erica Thomas, and Governor Nathan Deal celebrated the Haitian community and its contributions to the State of Georgia. Together they declared February 22nd “Haitian Day” in Georgia; a day that will always be remembered in the history books for Haitian Americans living not only

January 12th, 2017 marked the 7th anniversary of the earthquake that devastated Haiti in 2010 and what better way to help memorialize that day in Haiti’s history than a huge gospel concert with a international award winning artist such as Kirk Franklin. With some 10,000 people in attendance, The ‘Rise

Giving Hearts with Love Foundation’s first mission trip to Haiti after Hurricane Matthew was a success. We were determined to reach areas that are not easily accessible by car so that we could deliver aid to those who do not usually get assistance due to their location. Every morning we

Hurricane Matthew destroyed almost everything in its path leaving families homeless with no food or clean water. Parents are faced with the ultimate fear of wondering how they will feed their children and where they will sleep once night falls. Everyday the death toll is rising and without resources to

On January 12th 2010, a massive earthquake shook the foundation of Haiti and left the country in complete turmoil. Thousands of lives were lost and many found themselves homeless with no resources or hope. Still today, the impoverished country is struggling to repair itself from that devastation. Many would agree

If you are of Haitian descent you will always remember where you were on the day that the 2010 Earthquake tested the faith of a vibrant country. You will always remember where you were when you heard the devastating news. As many know the spirit and resilience of the Haitian