What We Support
Your support can help RSVP fund education, food and clean water, useful technology, and voluntary faith-based care in Haiti. Requests come from organizations serving children, families, and communities—and begin with what people close to the work say is needed.
01 · Education
A student ready to learn needs a school ready to teach.
Support through RSVP may help a school strengthen a learning space, give teachers books and supplies, or help a child get to school. Each request explains what the school needs and how the grant would be used.
02 · Food, Water & Essentials
Books matter. So does breakfast.
Food, clean water, and basic supplies are part of a child’s day, too. For a student who arrives hungry, a school meal can mean the difference between sitting through the day and being ready to learn.
03 · Practical Technology
A device only helps when the whole classroom can use it.
Support can help with more than the device itself: dependable electricity, internet access, shared equipment, and tools teachers and students can use and maintain.
04 · Trusted Care & Chaplaincy
A safer future begins with someone who stays.
Young people need more than warnings about gangs. They need another path they can see and trust: an adult who stays, a place to belong, and a reason to keep showing up for school, family, faith, and community.
RSVP may support local organizations providing Christian chaplaincy, trauma-aware care, and mentoring, all offered by choice. The aim is to help young people remain connected to school and community, build relationships with adults they trust, and see choices beyond gangs and crime.
Help put more behind a child’s school day.
Your support can help RSVP make grants for schools, food and clean water, technology access, and voluntary faith-based care in Haiti.