Last week was a tough week. We lost one of the children at the orphanage. You can never prepare yourself for the loss. One of Susie's closest friends had suicidal thoughts. How can we be there for each other? Please watch the video above to learn more. [vc_row][vc_column][mk_padding_divider][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column...
Humanitarian Susie Krabacher talks about the beautiful special needs children that are part of her orphanage in Haiti. Watch this video to learn more about the children in Haiti, and how Susie Krabacher is caring for special needs and handicapped children in Haiti. We are all the...
With the recent earthquake in Haiti 2018, Susie Krabacher remembers the Haiti Earthquake on January 12, 2010. On January 12, 2010, 300,000 people died in the Haiti Earthquake. On that day, Susie Krabacher got a call from the Director of the Haiti Orphanage "Everything is gone". Susie...
In this video, Susie describes her journey from sexual abuse victim as a child, to her professional modeling career to establishing a very successful not for profit in Haiti. Her work in Haiti has focused on abandoned children, particularly those with disabilities. Susie's humanitarian work has...
I can only imagine how each of you may feel today. We all lost so much on this day in 2001. That morning, 17 years ago, I was completely at peace reading my devotional, sipping milky coffee with our dogs Freud, Cosmo, Sheba, and Strogh on...
As a hard driver of myself and others, I learned a valuable lesson last week that I think is worth sharing. Timely and accurate reporting from Haiti is how I hold our organization accountable. At all times our children, donors, and supporters are held as...
Associated Press Article Please read the following article written by the Associated Press late last week that appeared in hundreds of newspapers around the world. I have some thoughts that I want to share: Click HERE to read the full article on apnews.com. Believe me when I say...
HaitiChildren Arrives! After months of planning and praying and imagining what it would be like when five of our children and Madam Erline arrived at JFK Airport they were finally here and running straight at me. Backpacks and duffel bags swinging between their small shoulder blades they...
