The DecAid Project is no stranger to taking charge and partnering to solve a problem. We try to do all we can to help the people of La Gonave.
However, there are times that it’s important to just let God take the reins. One of these times happened on our most recent trip to Haiti. We flew out [...]
We often like to talk about the medical efforts that The DecAid Project takes part in, but we really work in many more. One of those areas is education. We believe that education is an essential part of any society.
We were very fortunate to have three teachers join us on our lastest trip. In [...]
The DecAid Project has received some fantastic news today. We are officially a 501(c)3 with the United States Internal Revenus Service. This is an answer to prayer. There are many people who have made this possible. First of all, we need to thank Dr. Peter Rhetts.
The second set of thank yous goes out [...]
“You kept your word and came back.”
These words from the Pikmi village elder greeted us as we stepped from the truck.
Pikmi is a village on the island of LaGonave off the west coast of the mainland of Haiti where the DecAid Project has ministered before. Yes, we kept our word and returned, but in [...]
The DecAid Project is on its way to becoming a federally-recognized 501(c)3 organization! The advanced business law class at Indiana Wesleyan University, under the direction of Dr. Peter Rhetts, put together all of the paperwork we needed to file. Their assistance has made this possible sooner than we could have ever imagined. We are truly [...]
We had our second board of directors meeting on Monday. It may not sound like fun, but trust us: it is. Everyone on the board feels that they’re truly blessed.
Here’s what’s going down. Starting next month, we’re going to introduce all the board members. I know, AWESOME!
These people are great. After we roll through introducing [...]
Check out the story that Indiana Wesleyan University newspaper, The Sojourn, did on the DecAid project. Thank you Hannah for taking time to write this article.
Welcome to the all-new DecAidProject.org. There’s going to be tons more coming here very soon, so stay tuned.
From all of us here at the DecAid Project, welcome. We can’t wait to see you again soon.
