H3-Hearts for Haitian Humanity 3.33

Abdias Rene, founder of H³ -Hearts for Haitian Humanity, came to the United States in 2000 in order to escape the devastating poverty, lack of food and water, and violence that was part of daily life in Haiti, his home country.
After becoming a naturalized citizen of the U.S., Abdias made it his mission to go back to Haiti and find small yet impactful ways to help. As of 2004, Abdias has self-funded travel back to Haiti, bringing donated clothing for children and helping provide meals for small villages. Seeing Haiti's children as the country's hope for a better future, Abdias focuses on villages that are overlooked by other charities and seeks out children in need. Having performed charitable work in Haiti for the past 11 years on his own, Abdias knows how to deliver help directly to the families who need it most. Now that God has blessed Abdias with a family of his own, he has partnered with his wife to create H³-Hearts for Haitian Humanity and together they are striving to make a difference in Haiti.

H³ -Hearts for Haitian Humanity provides help on a larger scale, with greater opportunity to not only satisfy basic human needs—clothing, food, shelter—but to also help fund education and small businesses so that Haiti can become self-reliant.

In April of 2015, Abdias took a self funded mission trip to Haiti and realized that he could reach children and families on a larger scale by becoming a non profit organization. With the support of family, his dream for H³-Hearts for Haitian Humanity became a reality. Supported by his wife, LaDajah Rene, ideas on how to present H³ to the world began to form.

H³ -Hearts for Haitian Humanity now holds a 501(c)(3) status with the state of Florida and will begin a whole new journey reaching the masses.