Haiti Advocacy Ministry
Shopping For Haiti
Support the Haitian economy by purchasing high-quality Haitian products from Haitian companies and non-profits which nurture Haitian enterprise. This list is certified for quality by plenty of first-hand experience, particularly with the Haitian chocolate.
Comite
Artisanal
Haitien via
Lakay
Products
Ten Thousand Villages provides fair trade art, including Comité Artisanal Haitien (CAH), founded in 1973. This helps supports rural Haitian artisans by helping them earn a fair income from their craft. CAH markets and exports handmade goods, provides business and literacy training, and offers emergency financial support—often serving as the primary source of income for artisans and their families.
Haiti Design Company empowers Haitian artisans by creating fair-wage jobs and producing ethically made home décor, accessories, and gifts. The company blends traditional Haitian craftsmanship with modern design to reach global markets. Through sustainable partnerships, it helps strengthen local communities and preserve cultural heritage. Haiti Design Company exists to prove that good design can create lasting social impact.
The Haiti Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Haitian artisans and strengthening local communities through fair trade partnerships. By providing access to markets, resources, and sustainable income opportunities, The Haiti Project helps preserve traditional craftsmanship while empowering families and promoting economic stability in Haiti.
Stimulated by the owners vision to stimulate economic activity in Haiti, the owner and longtime activist started selling her projects. This also became an opportunity to offer Haitians jobs.
"Haitian ingredients, Haitian owners, Haitian employees. I particularly love the two bar soaps, which do NOT dry the skin. The Haitian Black Castor Bean Oil is great for curly hair." - Serena Beeks
Located in Miami this story is known for its peanut butter products but has so much more!
"In addition to TiGeorges’ Kafe fantastic Haitian Blue coffee, grown on his parents’ plantation near Port-de-Paix, Lakay Products offers manba pikant—peanut butter with a touch of Scotch Bonnet pepper for extra zing—and pikliz, a bold pickled cabbage and carrot condiment with even more kick." - Serena Beeks
Located in Miami this story is known for its peanut butter products but has so much more! "In addition to TiGeorges’ Kafe fantastic Haitian Blue coffee, grown on his parents’ plantation near Port-de-Paix, Lakay Products offers manba pikant—peanut butter with a touch of Scotch Bonnet pepper for extra zing—and pikliz, a bold pickled cabbage and carrot condiment with even more kick." - Serena Beeks
Located in Miami this story is known for its peanut butter products but has so much more! "In addition to TiGeorges’ Kafe fantastic Haitian Blue coffee, grown on his parents’ plantation near Port-de-Paix, Lakay Products offers manba pikant—peanut butter with a touch of Scotch Bonnet pepper for extra zing—and pikliz, a bold pickled cabbage and carrot condiment with even more kick." - Serena Beeks
Located in Miami this story is known for its peanut butter products but has so much more! "In addition to TiGeorges’ Kafe fantastic Haitian Blue coffee, grown on his parents’ plantation near Port-de-Paix, Lakay Products offers manba pikant—peanut butter with a touch of Scotch Bonnet pepper for extra zing—and pikliz, a bold pickled cabbage and carrot condiment with even more kick." - Serena Beeks
Vetiera's mission is to invest in communities, safe agricultural products while working to end poverty in Haiti. They work with Haitian farmers and invest in sustainable agriculture, environmental health, promote biodiversity while also create new income opportunities in their communities.