Every End is a New Beginning

This piece was written by Le Flambeau Foundation Scholar Ruchama who recently completed her fifth semester of college in the U.S..  She is working in her BA and launched her sixth semester with a double major – in Accounting and Music.  Ruchama is an alumna of THE SPARK of Le Flambeau.  Bravo! Every end is a new beginning. Keep your faith … Read more

January 12th

Dear Friends: The date of January 12th 2010 marks a day in history that will never be forgotten.  It was a day that changed our lives forever and impacted the country we hold dear to our hearts.  The earthquake that occurred in 2010 not only affected the landscape of Haiti but the spirit of our … Read more

Happy New Year! Happy Independence!

  Dear Friends, On January 1st 2015 we celebrate the arrival of a new year filled with powerful optimism for an outstanding series of new achievements. On this same day we also celebrate the 211th anniversary of Haiti’s independence (January 1, 1804) – setting a precedent that opened the doors of opportunity for nations. Thus we … Read more

A Scholar’s Holiday Update

This piece was written by Le Flambeau Foundation Scholar Danice who recently completed his third semester of college in the U.S. (arrived August 2013) and is preparing to launch his fourth semester, and complete his second year of college. Danice is majoring in Business with a minor in Accounting. Danice is also an alumnus of THE SPARK … Read more

Youth Interview with Jackson

Youth participants in Le Flambeau Foundation programming, specifically THE SPARK of Le Flambeau, were interviewed over the year 2014. Following is the candid feedback provided. The students live in Haiti and are between the ages of 17 and 25. English is their second or third language. JACKSON What does Le Flambeau Foundation mean to you? … Read more

Youth Interview with Menson

Youth participants in Le Flambeau Foundation programming, specifically THE SPARK of Le Flambeau, were interviewed over the year 2014. Following is the candid feedback provided. The students live in Haiti and are between the ages of 17 and 25. English is their second or third language. MENSON What does Le Flambeau Foundation mean to you? … Read more

Youth Interview with Lourdia

Youth participants in Le Flambeau Foundation programming, specifically THE SPARK of Le Flambeau, were interviewed over the year 2014.  Following is the candid feedback provided.  The students live in Haiti and are between the ages of 17 and 25.  English is their second or third language. LOURDIA What does Le Flambeau Foundation mean to you? Le … Read more