The people of Haiti are facing difficult times. Civil unrest. Natural disasters. Food scarcity. But in the face of adversity, they have gathered together to aid their community. To build from the debris of destruction. To support each other. And from their resiliency, we were inspired to help others do immeasurably more for Haiti.
We are currently working on The Village Farmstand Project in the village of Lory, Milot Haiti. To learn more about how to support this project click here.
Immeasurably More Haiti is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing sustainable futures for families in Haiti.
Our story begins in Haiti. We saw a country in need and people desperate to help. And when a woman approached us about building a school, we saw an opportunity to do more. To build up the communities of Haiti by building up the people who live there. As we continue growing our connections, we plan to expand our efforts to other countries in need—to do infinitely more than we could imagine.
Our specialty lies in sustainable development projects that will empower and lift up Haitian families long after we are gone. With over a decade of development experience under our belt, we know how to get important projects done efficiently.
We put people who want to help in contact with those who can help: investors, developers, builders, workers, and more.
We hire local workers for projects and provide training in construction and engineering, helping them develop skills that can launch a career.
We navigate the red tape and provide the boots-on-the-ground back-up our partners need to oversee their project from inception to completion.
Looking to make a positive impact, but not sure where to start?
We can help you make it happen.
Tell us about a project you have for Haiti and the resources you need to get it started. We’ll show you how we can help.
Have the skills, equipment, or resources to build and want to make a positive change? We’ll connect you with the projects that could use your contributions.
Have experience in building, development, or engineering? Talk to us about setting up a training session with our local workers.
