Davidson Haiti Foundation

Mission: At the Davidson Haiti Foundation we prepare our students for opportunities for tomorrow by providing them with a 21st Century set of skills including critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication and creativity to ensure a successful future.

Purpose: to educate students to their highest learning potential by providing a quality, differentiated, yet equitable learning environment.

We serve over 400 students who live in remote, mountainous region of Haiti. Were it not for this school, most of these children would have no other opportunity for an education. At the present, the school has grades Pre-K through 6th grade. Each student from 4th to 6th grade also learns a trade in sewing, tailoring, agriculture or plumbing.

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10/25/2023 8:00

Pete

Great organization in supporting the Celtic culture in the area. Provides scholarships for those that apply for the Celtic arts and athletics.

10/26/2023 10:56

Steve

Finally a united group that will be the host our local Scottish Highland Games!! Many of us are looking forward to the inaugural event that will be held on Saturday Feb 10th at the Manatee County Fairgrounds in Palmetto FL. A much larger venue than the Sarasota Fairgrounds!! I understand there will be a pipe band competition and a challenge between the Manatee County Sheriff's office and the EMT's in the actual Highland Games competition. See you in February!!

10/26/2023 10:56

Steve

Finally a united group that will be the host our local Scottish Highland Games!! Many of us are looking forward to the inaugural event that will be held on Saturday Feb 10th at the Manatee County Fairgrounds in Palmetto FL. A much larger venue than the Sarasota Fairgrounds!! I understand there will be a pipe band competition and a challenge between the Manatee County Sheriff's office and the EMT's in the actual Highland Games competition. See you in February!!

11/13/2023 9:33

Sammi B.

Once a PACE girl, always a PACE girl. Being part of PACE Center for Girls' first graduating class was transformative. PACE provided unwavering support during challenging times, boosting my confidence and helping me discover my true potential. The staff's personalized attention and encouragement were instrumental in overcoming obstacles and achieving academic success. PACE is more than an institution; it's a caring community that goes beyond academics. Thank you, PACE Center for Girls, for making a profound difference in my life.

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