The New Haiti Project is dedicated to preserving and enriching the cultural fabric of Miami-Dade’s Haitian community. Our mission is to ensure that Haitian residents thrive within a vibrant, culturally rich community, embracing sustainable growth. We invest in community development through cultural events, neighborhood initiatives, and educational programs, empowering residents and welcoming visitors. Together, we aim to address migration challenges and build a resilient, thriving community.”
NEW HAITI FUND INC
A REGISTERED NON-PROFIT
Support the Haitian Community — From Crisis to Opportunity
The Haitian community is facing an urgent moment. With the end of TPS creating uncertainty for thousands of Haitian families and workers, many are sheltering in place, afraid of what tomorrow may bring. Families need more than information—they need someone to help them navigate the road ahead.
Your support will help The New Haiti Project connect vulnerable community members with counseling, employment and job-placement services, educational resources, emergency assistance, community town halls, and soft-landing opportunities for those who may need to relocate.
At the same time, we will continue investing in the strength of our neighborhoods through cleanups, cultural programs, mentorship, education, entrepreneurship, and partnerships with organizations committed to the Haitian community.
This is about meeting people where they are today while helping them get where they need to be tomorrow.
Your contribution can help turn fear into a plan, uncertainty into opportunity, and displacement into a soft landing.
Together, we can ensure that no Haitian family has to navigate this moment alone.
NEW HAITI FUND INC
James Toussaint
Phone: (561) 856-7440
Email: developer@new-haiti.com
Website: www.new-haiti.com
Organization name
New Haiti Fund Inc
other names
New Haiti Enterprises Inc
Tax id (EIN)
83-0686760
Mission Category
Economic & Community Development
Program Site Locations
Doral, Miami: Little Haiti, North Miami, North Miami Beach, Opa-locka
Annual Operating Budget
$250,000 - $499,999
Primary Population Served
Immigrants & Refugees, Women/Femme-Identifying, Youth & Children
Address
PO BOX 15274