Mission Haiti Inc. began with the vision of one person Phyllis Sheehan in 2006 after many years of helping the poor in Haiti. 
 

Her legacy of faithfulness, generosity and compassion continue today through our mission of providing 

Education, Elder Care and Sustainable Farming in Haiti.

Mission Haiti Inc. is an all-volunteer organization, including our dedicated board.

The Sisters of the Companions of Jesus are hardworking partners in Haiti.

The Companions of Jesus manage all Mission Haiti Inc projects education, eldercare and farming under the leadership of Sr. Alta Emile.

The Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph is a union of all the Sisters who claim a common origin in foundation at Le Puy, France in 1650. In the United States, this includes 4,684 sisters, 2,979 associates and 25 agregees in 16 Congregations. 

The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph is a religious community of nearly 500 vowed Catholic women and over 500 lay associates who live and minister in the U.S. and around the world. 

Our immersion trip travelers that range in age from youth to retirees become Mission Haiti Inc. ambassadors, sharing their passion for Haiti and helping to spread the word.




 

Of course, what we are able to do at Mission Haiti Inc. is only possible through the generosity of our family of supporters. Our donors enables us to provide on-going monthly support of our four projects and funding for special projects as needed. Our volunteers do everything from selling crafts to opening their homes for special events.