Haiti Christian Development Fund

Flag day THEN and NOW!
Today we raise our flag with pride. Blue and red, united and strong — a symbol of the first Black republic, the first to break the chains of slavery and declare freedom for all.
Flag Day is more than a date on the calendar. It’s the moment our communities come together — in the streets, in the diaspora, in our hearts — to say: We are Haiti. We are still here. We are proud. 🇭🇹

Viv Ayiti.

🔧 Big things are coming to Jubilee Farms.
This space will soon be home to our very own auto shop — a place to keep farm equipment running and a resource for the whole community to bring their cars and motorcycles.
Progress hasn’t always been easy, but this building is proof that we keep going. The vision is becoming real, one beam at a time.

This is Tirmé. 🙏
Quietly, faithfully, every single day — he’s the one making sure our students at Exode Secondary School are fed, the grounds are kept, and the halls are clean.
This photo says it all. No fanfare, no fuss — just a man who shows up and gives his best, meal after meal, day after day.
Tirmé, you are seen. You are the backbone of this school. ❤️

🌱 The solution to food insecurity in Haiti?
Local farmers.
We’re investing in them through the Jubilee Farms cooperative. This tractor is just one way we’re getting to work. 🚜🇭🇹

Every student in that room has a story. Every milestone deserves to be witnessed — not alone, but by the classmates and community who made it possible. Our newly renovated cafeteria was filled wall to wall with pride. That’s what we celebrate.

to where it all began. In 1989, HCDF started Exode Kindergarten School with a vision — and a whole lot of heart. Decades later, that vision is still shaping lives, one child at a time. These two boys, walking hand in hand, reminds us why it matters. This community has been blessed by their faithfulness from the very beginning. 🙏🏽

Games bring kids to life! 🎲 When children play — really play — they’re building focus, critical thinking, and teamwork without even realizing it. Every game day is a lesson in disguise. Let them play!