Our Partners
EBAC Haiti
EBAC (Eglise Baptiste Action Chretienne) is one of Hearts for the Hungry's longest-standing and most important ministry partners in Haiti. Located in Cap-Haitien, EBAC is where our work in Haiti began in 2004.
Founded by Pastor Cebien Alexis in 1971, and now led by Kathy Gouker and Alice Wise, EBAC serves the community through a broad and lasting ministry that includes an orphanage, Christian academy, medical clinic, and more than 200 church plants across Haiti.
For more than 40 years, the EBAC orphanage has provided care, stability, and education for children in need. Today, it is home to more than 100 children in its care who receive daily support, schooling, and the opportunity to earn a certified high school diploma through the EBAC Christian Academy.
EBAC also provides an important base for our work. The Hearts for the Hungry warehouse is located there, allowing food and supplies to be stored safely and distributed efficiently to support children, schools, and communities in need.
This partnership reflects the kind of trusted, long-term local ministry relationships that make our work possible.
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ICML School
Hearts for the Hungry works alongside Institution Chrétienne Mondelus de Lambert, known as ICML, and its leader, Véronique “Vero” Mondelus. ICML is located in Lambert, a community outside Milot in northern Haiti. Milot is known for the historic Citadelle, but Lambert is a rural area with deep spiritual, social, and economic needs. Vero is one of our main contacts in Haiti. Hearts for the Hungry works with her to help purchase food and supplies and distribute them to children, schools, churches, families, and vulnerable people in need.
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Feed My Starving Children
Feed My Starving Children is an important partner in our feeding ministry. Through this partnership, we receive donated food that helps nourish children and families in Haiti. Their support makes it possible to provide life-giving meals, especially in areas where hunger remains a daily reality.
While the food itself is donated, the cost of exporting and moving it into Haiti remains substantial. Shipping, entry, and logistics expenses continue to rise, which is why financial support is still essential to getting that food where it needs to go.
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Missionary Flights International
Missionary Flights International plays a critical role in our crisis response efforts. Through this partnership, we are able to move funds into Haiti quickly, allowing for rapid relief, including the purchase of food and emergency supplies in-country when shipping delays or unrest make traditional delivery more difficult. This has been especially important during seasons of instability in Haiti. Because Missionary Flights International flies into Haiti weekly, their service provides a dependable pathway for faster response when urgent needs arise.
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