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Call us at 786-554-9155

Contact us at 786-554-9155

The Foundation

The Haitian Children’s Fund, Inc, is a California 501(c)3, federally recognized charity, founded in 1984 as the result of Lynn Garrison’s earlier activities in Haiti. During 1980, as Producer/Director, he headed an award winning film crew, with Burt Lancaster, in an effort to create a segment on Voodoo for the star’s TV series on paranormal subjects.

HIGH FLIGHT

I hope to attract old and new friends from the  worldwide aviation community to this site, in the hope “fellow spirits” will join in my effort to make a positive change in Haiti. I have been working at it since 1980, with some positive effect.

With this in mind, I will write at least one short story – each month – recounting some exciting things that I have participated in – or,  sometimes witnessed, over my lifelong association with aviation – at many levels – allowing my rub shoulders with the great, near great and forgotten.

The first of these involves my introduction to the Fokker Dr.1 Triplane, an exciting moment in my time.

My 1965 Bitz replica, Serial 001, EI-APW/ N403BM is the oldest existing Fokker Triplane in existence, since no original example has survived. I have owned it since 1966.

Lynn Garrison,

Port-au-Prince, Haiti

ACTIVITIES AND DISTRIBUTIONS

The Haitian Children’s Fund is extremely flexible, taking advantage of challenges as they emerge.

Founder and President

Lynn Garrison has  disproved the adage that “there are no old, bold fighter pilots,”  having managed to survive a life of aggressive action.   If there was action, he was one of the “go to persons.” In 1967, when the Biafrans attempted to create an independent nation, Lynn helped the with their aviation challenges. With Count Gustaf von Rosen he helped create a small attack squadron of Malmo MFI-9 light aircraft, armed with rocket projectiles.

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Each year Haiti lives through the Hurricane Season which extends from June 1 to November 30.

On January 12, 2010 48 seconds destroyed Haiti as a 7.2 quake killed over 350,000, injured countless others and left millions homeless.

Our Projects

LOUSEAU A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH MANY NEEDS

There is a tendency for many international groups, and media elements, 

REVIVAL OF HAITIAN ART COMMUNITY

Haiti has always had the reputation of being a land of artists. For generations, their work has been in demand, worldwide.

HARP – HAITIAN AERIAL REFORESTATION PROJECT

Many say that Haiti’s ecology is past the point-of-no-return. Whether or not …

SATELLITE SCHOOL SYSTEM

The three most important things for Haiti’s successful development are Education, Education and Education!

Lynn Garrison

Creating the Haitian Children’s Fund, in 1984 he is now totally focused upon helping his small Haitian friends.

- Fonder

Carolle Tranchant

She took over the leadership of the Haitian Children’s Fund during 1994 and has coordinated everything since then.

- President

ARMANDE PRATO - Businesswoman and charity coordinator.

EMMANUEL SILENCIEUX

Manno graduated from Bishop Turnbull’s Baptist Mission and went on to study in Cuba. He is one of Haiti’s leading agronomists having coordinated projects for the governments of Chile, Brazil and the United States.

- Agronomist