Education Advocate Program

BECOME AN EDUCATION ADVOCATE BELOW!

An education advocate donates to a specific child's education scholarship in order to ensure their spot in our education program. You will receive letters & updates of this child throughout the school year when you become an advocate.

We currently have 150 children in our program who receive education scholarships through this program! Become an education advocate and help more children in Haiti receive the education they deserve!

For $21/month, you can sponsor a child’s education through the 6th grade.

For $30/month, you can sponsor a child in high school!

The Ripple Effect of Education

Creating long-term effects on poverty in Haiti starts with education. Education creates a positive ripple effect across communities that allows people to take control of their futures & change their lives for the better.

We believe that when these children receive an education, they will be empowered to change their own lives by working hard, getting a job & taking care of their families & communities.

This will have a long lasting ripple effect on their communities by creating a more productive Haiti & allowing people to lift themselves & communities out of the cycle of poverty.

Letters from the kids to their sponsors

“In school, I like all subjects. I want to go to extra courses to get extra credit. I really want to become a nurse. I really like Project Fleri because they are making my dream come true and my dream is to go to school and become whatever I want in life. I know now I can become something. Thank you for making my dream come true. I am going to try hard and make good grades. I want to be able to help my family, especially my mom."

"I really like working at school and I love it when I do really well in my report card and they send it to you. I really love school because I know how to read and I also know how to write and I learn a lot of things. Next school year I would really like to do very well and get a good grade on my report card. I really want to thank Project Fleri for all they are helping me with. With education, I can become something good tomorrow."