As the humanitarian crisis in Haiti deepens, basic necessities—like safety, stability, and education—are becoming harder and harder to access. Armed violence, political unrest, and economic collapse have left countless families struggling just to survive. And yet, even in the midst of hardship, there is hope—and community.

We are partnering with Haitian artist Honald P-h, a talented painter whose sacred veve art hangs in our temple, to support 50 children in his neighborhood as they prepare for the upcoming school year. These are Haitian children ages 9–14, many of whom would otherwise start school without even the most basic supplies: no backpacks, no notebooks, not even a pencil or pair of shoes.

Honald reached out to us with a simple, powerful request—to help him help his community. Due to the current conditions in Haiti, he is unable to use platforms like PayPal or GoFundMe directly, so we are offering our platform and support to help carry his vision forward.

We’re raising funds to provide each of these 50 students with:

Your donation, no matter the size, will directly impact a child’s ability to show up, feel confident, and participate in school. In a country where education can mean the difference between a path to freedom or a future of struggle, these small acts of support become powerful.

Please donate if you can, and help us share this campaign far and wide.

Let’s show these children that the world has not forgotten them.

With gratitude and purpose,

Mambo Jae / The House of Ashé

On behalf of Honald P-h and the children of Haiti