Help New Jersey Reverend Build A School In Haiti

Rev. Lemaire Alerte, pastor of the Haitian Evangelical Church in Jersey City, New Jersey says
that after several missionary trips back to his hometown of Grande-Saline in central Haiti -- there were many cries for a Jr. High School to be built. With fundraisers and donating thousands of dollars of his own money, he was able to start construction three years ago.

With the recent 7.0 earthquake that recently shook Port Au Prince, the urgency is greater for him to complete the school, as many children came to Garnde-Saline for refuge, education and hope for a better life.

Rev. Alerte listened. But now he needs your help.

GoInspireGo.coms youngest volunteer, New Jersey high school student, Julian Cohen and friend Jamie Cahn, was moved by Rev. Alertes story and captured it on video for you to see.

Please share this story and make a small donation...

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[maharoggie]

thanks for sharing the Inspirational story Julian.

[allbutnew]

it's people like this Reverend who make positive changes in the world, and its people like you who take the time and energy to expose them.

[ashabpatel]

thank you, julian, for finding a compassionate soul working for progress in Haiti well before the earthquake even hit! gems like Pastor Alerte are hard to find ....