Helping Hands 4 Haiti (HH4H Inc.) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is to come to the aid of orphans in Haiti. We do this in a number of ways but primarily food, shelter and education. As you view our site we hope that God touches your heart as He has ours.
What we do
Restoring dignity with the hope of Christ

Volunteer Opportunities
Short-term Mission Trips
Our journey began with a mission trip. We saw things that broke our heart; things we couldn't "unsee". The love of Jesus compels us to act, to love, to be the hands and feet of Jesus. (Learn more)
On our trips, you will have the same opportunity to experience the struggle and the beauty of this tiny nation. (Application)

Child Sponsorship
Every child deserves a chance
In the U.S., it is rare to see someone starve. In Haiti, many barely eat one meal per day. Education is not free and job prospects are few and far between. Malnutrition is a major hindrance to physical and psychological development in children. That's why we are committed to food, shelter and education for these children. (Info & Cost)

Community Projects
Restoring Dignity
Part of what has been missing from Haitian life is the ability to truly be hopeful. We believe Haitians want to be self-sufficient and sustain themselves. We believe lending a "helping hand" to help build, repair etc. Serving others through love is the gospel in action...just as Jesus did.
“Dèyè mòn, se espwa”
"Behind the mountain there is hope"
Our Team
...present your bodies as a living sacrifice.... which is your spiritual worship. Romans 12:1
Jonathan and Michelle
Co-Founders of HH4H
Michelle and Jonathan Carver founded HH4H Inc. in 2013. Married since 1986, they have four children: Sasha, Caleb, Kerby and Kerlandy. They also have three grandchildren: Conner, Brady and Alex.
Phil and Sasha
Missionaries
Phillip and Sasha were married in 2009 after being high school sweethearts. They have three sons: Conner and Brady (twins) and Alex. They have been to Haiti several times and have now answered the call to serve there full time.
Love Where You Live
Being called into a culture that is unfamiliar is a challenge. It requires faith, patience and most of all a love for its people. Learning about Haiti and it's past as we were introduced to the children was critical to forward progress. Here is a few things for your exploration from our journey.

Haiti's Past and Present

What others are saying about HH4H..

Our Founders
Find out more about Jonathan and Michelle.
Dignity
Sustainability
Creating opportunities to for young people to thrive, not simply survive.