Massachusetts is home to about 80,000 Haitian-Americans. A cluster of the Haitian professional elite emigrated to this state generations ago and their offsprings have broken barriers through their individual achievements. Bringing these high-achievers together to put their dollars to work for the home they all cherish would make us all proud and hopeful about the future of Haiti. Lè a rive pou n renmen Ayiti yonlòt jan. Ann òganize nou pou yon Ayiti miyò.
Massachusetts is home to about 80,000 Haitian-Americans. This state attracted a cluster of Haitian professional elite that emigrated and their offsprings have broken barriers through their individual achievements.
Anviwon 80,000 Ayisyen rete Massachussetts. Eta sa te attire anpil pwofesyonèl lè Ayisyen te kòmanse emigre ladan l, e jenerasyon ki vin apre yo briye nan akonplisman endividyèl yo tou.
Collectively, they’ve made their mark across the streets of Boston where you’ll find many Haitian businesses and organizations. Marie St. Fleur, first Haitian-American to hold public office in Massachusetts, is a great example of the quality and brain power of Haitians in the state.
W ap santi prezans kominote a lè w ap mache nan la ri Boston kote gen anpil biznis ak òganizasyon Ayisyen. Marie St. Fleur, se premye Ayisyen-Ameriken ki eli nan gouvènman Massachusetts, li s on egzanp ekstansyon Ayisyen pran nan eta sa.
“I stand With Haiti” is an initiative to collectively help transform Haiti from inside out. “Kanpe Pou Ayiti” se yon inisyativ pou nou transfòme Ayiti nan tout entegralite’l.
When you give, you are helping to raise and empower the next generation of Haitians. Kontribisyon w ap ede ranfòse yon lòt jenerasyon lidè Ayisyen.
