25TH ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL REPORT Thanks to you... Dear Hope for Family,

It is with great pride and tremendous gratitude that we share this special 25th Anniversary 2014 Annual Report with you. This report will take you through our beginning steps, when my grandmother, JoAnne M. Kuehner, f irst founded H.E.A.R.T. (“Haitian Education and Revitalization Team”) to where the organization has grown just 25 years later. The symbol has always remained the true essence of the organization and inspires the team to carry out our mission each day. Some of you have been side by side with Hope for Haiti for all 25 years and others have joined the family more recently. YOU make up this dream team of donors, board members, staff, volunteers, and partners who are passionate about tackling some of our world’s most pressing problems in innovative, holistic, and strategic ways.

Together, we are working hard to Connect, Heal, and Empower men, women, and children to be change-makers within their own communities and to provide opportunities for generational success. With your help, we will continue to create critical and meaningful impact for the next 25 years to come. Thank you “Mesi Anpil!”

With love from our heart to yours,

Tiffany R. Kuehner President and CEO

Children of Haiti The children of Haiti capture the heart and soul of JoAnne Kuehner on her first trip to Haiti. Make a Difference With a desire to make a difference through education, JoAnne Kuehner founds the organization “H.E.A.R.T.,” The Haitian Education and Revitalization Team.

2 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Volunteer Driven Completely volunteer - driven activities. Spreading Awareness School JoAnne Kuehner spreads awareness in Naples, FL Sponsors 25 children to attend school. through a grassroots approach, fundraising through the sale of Haitian art and engaging friends in her passion - the children of Haiti.

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 3 Creating a Better Future Ensures that over 95 cents of every dollar donated is used for programs that First Employee can help create a better future for the Hires first employee! Believing in People children of Haiti. Rather than reinvent the wheel, the organization Scholarship Support focuses on those who are successfully implementing Reaches 1,500 students through programs on the ground and who will be there for scholarship support. the long term.

4 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Hope for Haiti, Inc. Hope for Haiti, Inc. officially forms with the help of Fr. Bob Tabbert and Nutrition & Healthcare Dr. Keith Hussey and absorbs the JoAnne Kuehner joins forces with Dr. Keith activities of H.E.A.R.T. Hussey to expand the mission to include nutrition and healthcare.

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 5 Programs Reach 100,000 Programs reach 100,000 adults and children annually. Engages Next Generation JoAnne’s grandaughter, Tiffany Kuehner, takes first trip to Haiti. Education Program Doubles Education Program doubles support to over 7,000 students and 19 schools and saves the lives of over 3,500 babies a year through our Nutrition Program. 6 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Humanity & Love Teams of volunteers help with building projects, transporting supplies and medications for Fundraisers clinics, orphanages, and schools and learn 1st Annual Dine-Around fundraiser lessons in humanity and love. engages supporters in Naples, FL and raises funds for programs.

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 7 Response Plans Establish Home Base Responds to the back-to-back hurricanes Infirmary St. Etienne The Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate offer Hope for Haiti a with the distribution of key survival Renovates and opens the Infirmary Guesthouse to serve as the organization’s home base of operations. materials to help families quickly recover. St. Etienne to serve the primary Develops a preparedness and response healthcare needs of the most vulnerable plan to ensure the organization is populations in Les Cayes. Dedicated to positioned for immediate action. the memory of Charles J. Hughes, the facility has a full-time Haitian medical team and serves as the base of all of First Haitian Staff Hope for Haiti’s healthcare operations. Hope for Haiti hires first Haitian staff member.

8 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Seedling Nursery Teacher Salaries Medical Supplies Supports the success of a 100,000 seedling Supports teacher salaries at 37 schools, Distributes $15 million in medications nursery in Aquin, Haiti, to help with soil reaching 500 teachers and 12,000 students. and medical supplies to over 60 conservation and provide for the nutritional education and healthcare sites. needs of the community. Impacting Lives Impacts the lives of over 500,000 vulnerable Nutrition Clinics men, women and children annually. Funds four nutrition clinics saving the lives of over 5,000 children annually who suffer from severe malnutrition.

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 9 Helping Disaster Victims Addressing Immediate Needs Establishes a clinic at an IDP camp Sends private planes, six 757s, and 1 DC-10 with supplies and to serve over 10,000 residents in personnel to address immediate needs in the disaster zone. disaster zone. Emergency Buckets Provides immediate response to January 12, 2010 earthquake with distribution of 1,000 Emergency $30 Million in Aid Buckets to earthquake survivors. Safely ships, stores and distributes $30 million in aid to internally displaced people (IDP) and hospitals within the first six months.

10 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Emergency Support Provides additional emergency support Distribution of Supplies to partner schools in the aftermath of Distributes $20 million in the earthquake. non-earthquake related medications and medical supplies. 1st Anniversary of Infirmary Celebrates 1st anniversary of Hope for Haiti Infirmary in Les Cayes. Volunteer Hours Volunteers contribute over 11,000 hours!

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 11 Vitamins & Medications Distributes over 1.5 million children’s Community Nursery multivitamins, 2,228 doses of Vitamin A, and Cultivates over 15,000 mango, lime and hardwood seedlings in a 13,000 doses of de-worming medication. Primary Healthcare community nursery selling over 600 to 350 school children and Infirmary St. Etienne provides primary community members, reinvesting profits back into the nursery. healthcare to over 10,000 patients. Providing Clean Water Installs a GE water purification system capable of providing clean water to 125,000 people. Textbooks to Students Organizes a Book Share Fund to 33 schools which provides 27,500 textbooks and notebooks to students. 12 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Healthy Babies Sustainable Communities 80 midwives successfully deliver Progress out of Poverty Launches multi-year partnerships with Health & Dental 449 babies! Surveys 366 households using the Progress The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation Provides primary care to over out of Poverty Index (PPI™). and the Dalio Foundation, Inc. to push 8,400 patients and dental the sustainable communities and social Organized Lesson Plans care to over 1,500 at Hope Organizes lesson planning and business models forward. for Haiti’s Infirmary. French/Math instruction training Reforestation for 137 teachers. Cultivates over 27,000 seedlings to reforest mountainsides, Distribution of Supplies Supporting the Schools providing nourishment and Distributes over $10 Million in medications and Supports over 10,000 students and income to communities. supplies through our Pharmacy and network of over 400 teachers in 40 primary and 60 education and healthcare partners. secondary schools. 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 13 Investing in Women Renewable Electricity Provides over 200 women with financial School Reconstruction Installs 20 Bosch 230 watt solar panels literacy training and micro-credit loans to Freezer/Cell Phone Business Reconstruct and fully equip two major in two community schools providing invest in their small commerce activities. Launches a Solar Powered Freezer primary and secondary schools that renewable electricity to over 700 people. Business to provide community with cold are completely devastated by the 2010 Rerouted a River earthquake in Port-au-Prince, meaning Reroutes a river to protect a rural drinks and ice and a Cell Phone Charging that 2,000 students have a safe place school from future flash flooding with business, providing families with greatly to learn that is built to international the support of Connecticut-based firm needed access to electricity. building standards. Improving the Schools Building and Land Technology. Implements small social infrastructure projects at the school Upcycled Jewelry level, including a school garden, nursery, improving landscape Women-owned and led Upcycled Jewelry business is design and leasing a soccer field for community use. marketed online at local retailers in Haiti and the US. 14 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report Girls Soccer A Focus on Care Launches and supports 2 girls’ 5th Anniversary of Infirmary Collaborates with mPower to install Clean Water Infirmary celebrates 5th anniversary and soccer teams in two rural school an Electronic Medical Records System Installs two wells at school partner sites. Dr. Elmide Nazaire, Infirmary Director, communities, which are the first of streamlining patient files and enabling Haitian Water Technician provides education receives the 2014 Real Award presented to around the importance of clean water and its kind in this area. an exceptional global health worker. staff more time to focus on providing quality care to our patients. proper hygiene to the health of a community. Hot Meals Promoting Health Provides 832 students in our two Gifts-In-Kind sustainable community schools with Best Care Center Trains 24 Community Health Distributes over $11 million USD in Gifts-in-Kind Infirmary recognized as the best care hot, nutritious and locally produced Workers to promote health and including life-saving medicines and medical center for the diabetic, high-blood meals every school day. provide medical care and supplies supplies to 19 partners in Southern Haiti. pressure and asthma patients in the at 12 schools and rural communities Les Cayes area. impacting over 2,250 students. 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 15 PROGRAM LOCATIONS MAP Ile de la Tortue

Port-de-Paix Atlantic Ocean LEGEND Cap-Haitien — Education

— Healthcare & Nutrition

— Clean Water Gonaives

— Infrastructure — Economy HAITI *Map not to scale

Ile de la Gonave

Jeremie Port-au-Prince Baradères Miragoane

Aquin Les Cayes Cotes-de-Fer Ile a Vache Caribbean Sea

16 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report MAKING AN IMPACT

The greatest amount of progress or “geometric change” that Hope for Haiti has seen is in our approach to sustainable communities. What do we mean when we say “Creating a Sustainable Community?” EDUCATION It is our vision to put ourselves out of CREATING SUSTAINABLE business one community at a time. In order to do this, we need to create real COMMUNITIES long-term change, and we do this in a holistic partnership with local school communities by focusing on five key areas of development: HEALTHCARE

1. Education & 2. Healthcare & Nutrition 3. Clean Water NUTRITION 4. Infrastructure ECONOMY 5. Economy

With a relentless commitment to CLEAN WATER community-driven development and investing in these five areas, Hope for PROGRAM Haiti has seen a real shift not only in INFRA- poverty levels, but what we would argue even more importantly, a change STRUCTURE in mentality – a vision for the future.

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 17 Statement of Activities For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2014 REVENUE Contributions...... 1,287,923 Special events, net...... 1,608,961 In-kind donations...... 11,159,623 Investment return...... 343,012 Total Revenue...... $14,399,519 EXPENSES Program Services...... 14,093,115 Supporting Services General and Administrative...... 208,199 Fundraising...... 114,635 Total Expenses...... $14,415,949 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS...... ($16,430)

Statement of Financial Position For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2014 ASSETS Current Assets...... 5,431,857 Property and equipment...... 625,875 Total Assets...... $6,057,732 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current Liability...... 57,779 Net Assets...... 5,999,953 Total Liabilites and Net Assets...... $6,057,732

0.8% As you consider giving a gift to Hope for Haiti, remember we are committed 1.2% Expenses to making every dollar stretch to meet the needs of our partners on the • Program Services ground. We work to keep overhead costs down so that over 95 cents of • Managment every dollar donated to Hope for Haiti goes directly to increase the quality of life for the Haitian people through our core programs of education, 98% • Fundraising nutrition & healthcare, and community development. Thank you for believing in us!

18 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report From providing a well-rounded education for Haitian children and adults, to delivering medical care and clean water, Hope for Haiti is driving transformational change – change that will help build self-sustaining communities for generations to come. We firmly believe that lasting change requires long – term vision “ and commitment. That’s why we are in it for the long haul. Society Members, Bob and Renee Parsons “

We invite you to join the Society and make a real sustainable impact with a five-year pledge to Hope for Haiti! Your commitment (of any amount) will enable us to be strategic in our approach to sustainable communities and invest in key areas of education, healthcare & nutrition, clean water, infrastructure, and economy. For more information, please contact the Development Office at 239-434-7183 ext. 203.

VOLUNTEER DONATE SUPPLIES GIFT OF SECURITIES SHARE YOUR APPRECIATION • sort and pack supplies • hygiene, first aid, and birthing kits • A win-win for you and • help with events • (check website for complete list Hope for Haiti! FOR HAITIAN CULTURE • office work and research of needed supplies) (check with your financial • ...and purchase a cookbook written by advisor for benefits) Hope for Haiti’s Cooking School Director, Carmene Alverbe. HOST OR ATTEND CORPORATE • Purchase for $15 on Etsy AN EVENT CONNECTIONS EMPLOYER • Buy Carmene’s hot sauce • build awareness • to potential suppliers for MATCHING GIFTS • create interest donated medications and • Double or triple your gifts! WEAR “UPCYCLED” JEWELRY! • raise much needed funds medical supplies • Your $20 purchase benefits female artisans working in two school-based JOIN OUR HEART SOCIETY communities in rural Haiti. LIKE US ON COMBINED FEDERAL • Join us in our 5-year plan to create FACEBOOK healthy sustainable communities CAMPAIGN with a special gift. DONATE VIA GOOGLE ONE • facebook.com/hopeforhaiti • Contribute to Hope for Haiti through • Hope for Haiti is on Google One! Look for our CFC code 40089 our projects to donate. You can download MAIL OR PHONE IN FOLLOW US ON TWITTER the app by visiting the Google play store. SHARE YOUR EXPERTISE A CONTRIBUTION https://play.google.com/store • twitter.com/hopeforhaitiFL Projects support programs in clean water, • Marketing/PR • 1021 5th Ave. N nutrition, rural midwives and more! • Finance Naples, FL 34102 DONATE ONLINE • Join a committee! • 239-434-7183 • www.hopeforhaiti.com SHOP ON SMILE.AMAZON.COM • Purchase flowers, movies, and so much more using Amazon Smile — remember to select Hope for Haiti Inc. in Naples, Florida. • Go to smile.amazon.com

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 19 24 2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ms. JoAnne M. Kuehner, DM Founder and Chair

Ms. Tiffany R. Kuehner President and CEO

Mr. Francis J. Proto Treasurer

Mr. Kevin Ashley Dalio Foundation, Inc.

Brian Childs, DDS Private Practice

Mr. Gregory Hunter, CFP PNC Wealth Management

Mr. James B. Lancaster, Jr. ALAD

Vladimir J. Mathieu, MD Naples Medical Center

Mr. Tom Moser Retired - KPMG, LLP

Ms. Dee Dee Nye Retired Corporate Executive

Mr. Thomas O’Reilly Retired - McDonald’s Franchisee

Ms. Melissa Dunwell Padberg Mapou Foundation

The Honorable Mary E. Sommer Connecticut Superior Court Judge

HONORARY Bishop Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L. Diocese of Scranton, Pennsylvania

Bishop Frank J. Dewane Diocese of Venice, Florida

Keith Hussey, MD Co-Founder

Mr. Robert R. Parsons Mrs. Renee L. Parsons The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation

2014 Hope for Haiti Annual Report 25 1021 5th Ave North Northeast Office Haiti Office Naples, FL 34102 c/o Building and Land Les Cayes Rue du Quai Ph: 239-434-7183 Technology , Haiti Fax: 239-434-2839 2200 Atlantic St. Suite 600 [email protected] Stamford, CT 06902 www.hopeforhaiti.com

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