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Your donation will help Nurse Laguerre provide the highest-quality care to every patient in need.
Fundraising for HEI is fun, and a great way to make your support go even further.
Thank you for your interest in fundraising on behalf of HEI. We are so grateful for your support of our work and your willingness to share it with others.
Practically anything can become a peer-to-peer (P2P) fundraiser.
Participating in a run or walk? Have a birthday, bar mitzvah, wedding, or other big event coming up? Want to get your friends and family together around the holidays to raise money for a good cause? Simply want to highlight our work through your social media channels, or through email? These are just some of the ways you can increase awareness of HEI and support our work by encouraging your friends and family to make a donation on your behalf.
Below, you’ll find all the information you need to host the P2P fundraiser that’s right for you. Any questions? Reach out to us at info@haitihealth.org with information about your event and ideas.
Right now, HEI supports P2P fundraising on Facebook and Instagram. We hope to add more online platforms in the future!
One of the most important parts of being a fundraiser is sharing your passion for this important work with others. To do that, it helps to have compelling information about why HEI’s work is so important, and how even the smallest gift can have the most tremendous impact.
Below, we’ve provided some compelling information you can use to help inspire and encourage donations.
HEI runs St. Boniface Hospital (SBH), the largest healthcare provider in southern Haiti. Today, it is one of the few fully functioning hospitals remaining in Haiti.
After years of deteriorating conditions, Haiti now faces a rapidly mounting humanitarian crisis. Resource shortages and gang violence have forced healthcare facilities across the country to limit services or shutter completely, further restricting Haitians’ already-limited options for care.
Despite the unprecedented challenges, our dedicated staff and supporters have worked tirelessly to keep SBH open 24/7 for every patient in need.
We see over 150,000 patient visits each year in dozens of services, including maternal health, neonatal intensive care, emergency care, surgery, and more. SBH provides care for all patients, regardless of their ability to pay or the complexity of their case. Patients therefore come from across the country to access our world-class services, knowing they will never be turned away. As a result, our patient visits have grown by over 50% in the past five years.
As challenges mount across Haiti, we need support from friends and partners like you more than ever before. Your help will ensure we can continue to provide uninterrupted, quality care for thousands of patients each month.
Our patients are counting on us to deliver the lifesaving and life-changing care they deserve. Please help us be there for them, no matter what.
In 2024, HEI launched a new Shelter and Stabilization project to help unhoused migrant families in Massachusetts rebuild their lives after facing unimaginable hardship. This project draws on our 40+ years of experience providing quality, compassionate services to vulnerable populations.
Massachusetts has a long history of welcoming migrant populations. However, in the past two years the state has seen more than 1,042% growth in unhoused migrants arriving in dire need of emergency shelter and essential services to help them get back on their feet and adjust to their new home. The majority of these families are fleeing extreme levels of severe, life-threatening conflict in Haiti and other countries around the globe.
HEI currently manages two emergency shelters in Middlesex County. When a family enters one of our shelters, we immediately begin working with them to design a rehousing and stabilization plan that meets their unique needs and moves them toward the future they want for themselves. We also provide a robust slate of wraparound services to help our clients secure employment, enroll their children in school, obtain adequate food and medical care, and access other necessities all people need and deserve to live stable and independent lives. After we help families transition out of our shelter and into their own housing, we continue to support them and prevent a return to the shelter system.
$1,000 could purchase one new incubator for our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
$500 could provide one day of training for our clinicians
$100 could provide four families with nutritious food kits
$50 could provide one day of community health services
$25 could safely deliver one baby at our maternal health center
$10 could vaccinate 30 children against preventable childhood illnesses
Your donation will help Nurse Laguerre provide the highest-quality care to every patient in need.