
Our Impact
Transparency and accountability are at the heart of everything we do. Here's how your support is making a difference in Jérémie.
How We Use Your Donations
We will publish a full breakdown of program, administration and fundraising costs in our first annual report.
Where We Work

Communities We Serve
Our work is centered in Jérémie and the surrounding communities of the Grand'Anse department. We will list the specific communities and partners here as programs are confirmed.
Impact Stories

How Marie's Family Found Hope Through Education
Marie and her three children lost everything when the last storm hit. For months, they struggled just to find daily meals, and the idea of sending her children back to school seemed impossible. When the foundation's education team visited their village, they provided full scholarships, uniforms, and meals.
Now, her oldest son is thriving in his classes and hopes to become an engineer to help rebuild their community.
"Before the foundation came, I didn't know how my children would finish school. Now my oldest is the first in our family to graduate. I can't describe what that means."

A Farmer's Voice: How the Community Fair Changed Everything
For years, Jean-Baptiste grew beautiful crops but struggled to get them to market before they spoiled. The roads were too difficult, and the intermediaries took most of the profit. When the foundation organized the first Jérémie Community Fair, it created a direct bridge.
Through the fair, local farmers can now sell their produce directly to families, keeping the money within the community and ensuring fair prices for their hard work.
"For the first time, I could sell my harvest directly to people in my own community. The fair gave me dignity and income in the same day."
Financial Transparency
The Norcilia Fanfan Foundation is committed to full financial transparency. We believe every donor deserves to know exactly how their contributions are used.
Our annual reports and financial statements will be posted here as they are completed.
