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Welcome to Life Connection Mission
As you may already know, Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Based on statistics from the
World Bank,
78% of Haitians live on less than $2.00 per day and 54% live on less than $1.00 per day.
Life expectancy is about 52 years. About 50% of the population is illiterate and due to the lack of funding there are
not enough public schools for all the children.
Life Connection Mission is a multi-denominational non-profit organization. Our goal is to provide a quality education, from preschool through high school,
to produce responsible productive graduates, and to improve their lives through various ministries,
headquartered in the village of Montrouis, Haiti. In addition the mission plans to create a business
and technical school to help prepare students for advanced careers. In order to meet this mission, we plan to do the following:
1. Minister to the general needs of the community.
2. Administer College Education Excellence
and sponsorship program for the school.
3. Provide a feeding program at the school.
4. Partner with medical missions.
5. Build homes & provide other humanitarian
services to the children of Mont Rouis
6. Host incoming groups that wish to visit
and help with the ongoing needs of Haiti.
See Haiti School Pictures Below
Short Story: One day, while walking through the community of Mont Rouis,
Dale Moyers ran into an eight year old girl, pictured at the right, named Mole'ne. She was one of five children whose parents had just recently passed away. Her Aunt, who he was already familiar with,
took in two of the children, both girls. Already having five children of their own, the family could only afford to send one of the two girls to school. This meant that eight year old Mole'ne
could not attend school. Instead she would have to watch each day as her sister, and other children living in the community, went to school while she stayed home. This was a heart wrenching experience
for him. The next morning he went by this little girls house and gave her a doll. This was the first time he saw her smile. It was important to him that he find someone to sponsor
this child. On February 12, 2007 he met with one of his customers, Ms. Stitt, who wanted to discuss the situation in Haiti. She had previously donated porcelain dolls to take to Haiti, one of which Dale had given
to this eight year old girl. After explaining this story to the customer Ms. Stitt decided to sponsor Mole'ne. Now, because of the kindness and generosity of one person, this little girl, Mole'ne, will be
attending school and begin enjoying some of the things in life that we all sometimes take for granted.
Dale Moyers, President, Germantown, MD Deborah Ransmeier, Vice President, Silver Spring, MD Leon Martin, Treasurer, Ephrata, PA Diane Ewing, Secretary, Trenton, MO Leslie Evidente, Stephens City, VA Jean Lucien, Germantown, MD Keith Will, Strasberg, VALegal Documents