Trees For Haiti

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In the severely deforested country of Haiti, Food For The Poor is making major strides to restore the natural balance of the island’s delicate ecology.

Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has experienced a major ecological disaster with the deforestation that has taken place.

In 2007, Food For The Poor, the foremost international relief and development organization in the Caribbean, began an extensive tree-planting program. Over 100,000 fruit trees have been planted in Haiti, providing a source of nutritious food for the residents, and restoring the natural environmental balance.

Now it's up to YOU.

Food For The Poor aims to plant 500,000 Trees in 2008 in Haiti and Jamaica, but we can't do it alone. Purchase a fruit bearing tree for just $10 here or through our cause at Trees For Haiti. For more on Food For The Poor, visit our website at www.foodforthepoor.org