Friends of Humanity was formed in response to the desperate need in northwest Haiti. Chartered as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization, we are working in the region to transform despair into hope and desolation into dignity. Friends of Humanity is directly involved in this work and visits Haiti frequently to identify needs, provide personal oversight, and supply the priceless hugs no money can buy.

Volunteers are always needed in Miami to collect, sort, and package donations. Volunteers, especially those with skills in the building and medical professionals, are needed in Haiti.

To volunteer, contact Renel Noel at 305-484-8499 or 305-323-0937 mobile

If you or your organization is interested in supporting our efforts, please contact Kathleen Monahan using our contact us form.

We are grateful to our benefactors, who support our major initiatives in northwest Haiti and help us do the most good for the children of House of Hope.

We gratefully acknowledge Sandra and Victor Fuller and the Fuller Family Foundation for their belief in this mission and for leading with a very generous donation.

We gratefully acknowledge Eli and Edy Broad and the Broad Foundation for their generous support of our work.

We thank Connie and John Cioffi and the Cioffi Foundation for their generosity.

Thank you to Neiman Marcus for their support at our recent fundraising event. Read more about it under News and Events.

Thank you to Mr. George Wilson for generously donating $1,000 and 100 bags of black beans to feed the children of House of Hope.

We thank Ms. Madana who continues to donate large amounts of food each month for House of Hope orphanage.

We are grateful to Ken and Judy Langner of Lake Stevens, WA for pledging a donation of $600 a year for three years.

Although we cannot thank everyone who has donated so generously to Friends of Humanity, we would like to take this opportunity to recognize Marta Ramos and Alexis Solly

We would also like to recognize Ms. Madana, who contributes hundreds of pounds of food each month to feed the children of House of Hope. Without her, many children would go hungry.

Officer Keith of the Miami Shores Police Department donated 30 boxes of clothing and supplies.

Thank You To Our Supporters