Our FUNDRAISING EVENTWe are so excited to be hosting our very first Women’s FUNDRAISING event "I AM H.E.R" Mother's Day Brunch. Join us on Sunday, May 28th, 2023 from 11 AM - 3PM, as we come together to honor and celebrate with every Mother, Daughter, and Woman while enjoying an afternoon of connection, networking, brunch, teaching from a Mental Health Specialist, fashion show, and lots of self-love activities to help love on your self and others.
Here at Mission of Grace, our goal is to meet the needs of Haitians through love and compassion while also empowering women through faith, business and leadership. What to expect: -Come dressed in your best 'Tea Party' / Derby Hats & Dresses -A prize for the best Tea Party Outfit -Food, fun, activities and networking opportunities -Brunch provided by a professional chef -Mental Health Tips -Fashion Show |
All donations in ticket sales will go to the Mission of Grace Organization and help orphans in need.
USE CODE: MOGEARLY20 for a percentage off through the month of March! *For Sponsorship & Vendor Opportunities, please email us at info@missionofgracehaiti.org. |
HOW YOU CAN HELP
COMMUNITY OUTREACHHelp us by supporting our Community Soup Kitchen and Medical Clinic. These two resources have become the lifeblood of Carries.
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SPONSORSHIPYour sponsorship is what keeps Mission of Grace running. Help us provide for the people in our care with a monthly or annual sponsorship.
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BUILDING PROJECTSThe more people we help, the more space we need. Help us with these projects so that Mission of Grace can continue to make an impact in Haiti and around the world.
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Mission of Grace
PO Box 540182
Greenacres, FL 33454
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Meet the foundersPastor Jean and Linotte JosephWhen a mudslide took many lives in the village of Carries in 2009, Linotte and Jean Joseph opened up their home and hearts with love and compassion and welcomed a hundred people to be fed bowls of spaghetti. When Ms Lynn asked God how best she could serve this community that had no help or aid, she found the answer not far from her front door. She walked across the street one day and found a young woman in labor and tried to help her, but by the time they had organized a vehicle to take the woman to a hospital an hour away, the expectant mother died. Ms Lynn knew that this woman's death was so unnecessary, and could have been prevented if there was a clinic near by. At that moment she knew her mission was to serve this community. After the devastating earthquake in January 2010, Linotte and Jean started receiving missionary teams to come and help in the village: hosting medical clinics, community feedings, and food distribution, along with many other things.
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