The Jesuit community of Loyola University Maryland comes to the rescue!

Thanks to the thoughtfulness and generosity of the Jesuit community of Loyola University Maryland, ten men will continue working on the construction of the elementary school and get paid for a month!

It is the care of total strangers that helps make the project go forward, so that at least these children from Foyer NDL in Santo, Haiti will have a chance to attend school.  WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Haitian workers continue without pay!

The pictures below are of some of RT1's workers that are giving their labor and  energy as their contribution so that the project doesn't stop.

 They are the men that helped build the large structure at the Village NDL and are currently responsible for the construction of the elementary school. We have run out of funds but they have decided to continue without pay so that what they have done will not get ruined by the coming rainy season.  It is an amazing show of support and devotion. 

When I was in Haiti with them everyday, these men didn't hide that their salaries were stretched to the max: supporting their families, paying for their own education or that of their siblings. It is an incredibly generous act coming from Haitians to help other Haitians!

Clifford would like to go to college

Louis-Jackson, also a tailor with a young wife and a child, a  great supervisor.

Fenel, can't afford to finish highschool, has to support 2 younger siblings.

Andy, continuing highschool with success!

Bellegarde, great carpenter who also plays in a band.

Gilbert, would like to finish highschool

Fenal, trying to raise 2 children on his own.

Patrick, trusted driver with a family of   4 children, expecting a 5th.