Bryn Gyolai is a friend of Many Hands from Tennessee. This is her second trip to Haiti. Read her reflections here.

Mark and Melissa Kauk reflect on their experiences in Haiti in the month of May.

"Do you believe in prayer?" This story began on January 28th, 2021 – when I was waved down while on...

Mark and Melissa Kauk share their reflections after serving in Haiti for a few weeks.

God works powerfully through vulnerable servants who remember that they need transformation as much as those they are serving. It is something God calls us to do wherever we are and with whoever we are serving.

Many Hands is excited to announce that Kendra Meyer is joining the Board of Directors.

Lauren Brown, a sophomore at Central, spent three days at Many Hands. Read about her experience at the thrift stores.

Leah Osborn spent her Winterim week with Many Hands. Read about her experience.

In December, 20 couples were married on our campus! It was a joyous day. Read Christi's reflections on this special day.

When someone supports the First Thousand Days program they are not only supporting a child, age 0-3 years, they are also investing in the child's caregiver.

Looking to 2022 and past events that have occurred in Haiti, Many Hands desires to remain transparent with you all. Through several discussions with our staff and the Board of Directors, we have made the difficult decision to cancel all 2022 travel.

The Many Hands staff met the Jean family soon after they moved to the Sylvain community. After Mayson was born in August 2018 the staff invited his mother to participate in the First 1,000 Days program.

A safe home can be life transformational for families. Read Mizou's story.

Haiti has been in the news a lot recently, and not for the best reasons. It is easy to get discouraged and want to give up, Christi reminds us all of the perseverance we can learn from our Haitian brothers and sisters.

Mobility Worldwide is an important partner of Many Hands. Today we write about the power the Mobility Carts bring to people in Haiti.

Pastor Wilna Pierre, a Chaplain on our team in Haiti, has written a series of short devotions to encourage those who support our ministry. Today's devotion is about the transformation offered in Christ.

Christi Gabhart writes a short reflection on a passage of scripture discussed in morning devotions in Haiti.

Pastor Wilna Pierre, a Chaplain on our team in Haiti, has written a series of short devotions to encourage those who support our ministry. Today's devotion is about lessons we can learn from creation.

This store will change lives through the relationships built, items repurposed, and resources generated.

We are excited to announce a new school director in Haiti.