ONE MISSION

This is an important update regarding Mission of Hope’s ongoing efforts to support our brothers and sisters in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Recently, the Haitian government requested our assistance in providing critical food and aid to some of the country's most vulnerable areas.

In response—and with a firm conviction not to look away—we have delivered over 544,320 meals to the border and are preparing to deploy our ship, True North, to deliver life-saving food and aid to areas cut off by gang violence and impassable roads.

With escalating violence, Haiti continues to remain cut off from basic necessities and critical aid, and we have an opportunity and a responsibility as an organization to do whatever we can to serve the most vulnerable.

True North is a vital resource, a tool God has given us to serve those in need. Rather than sitting in a safe harbor, True North will be deployed into the heart of the crisis, bringing not only food and aid but also a message of hope.

The hunger crisis extends beyond Haiti.

In the Dominican Republic, our team is diligently working with families and individuals in desperate need of food. Current reports indicate that 1,173,051 people face a food crisis, with an additional 33,387 people in a food emergency, meaning they do not know where their next meal will come from. Our team on the ground has personally witnessed completely deplorable conditions that many families are living in, and it’s heartbreaking, to say the least. It’s inhumane, unsanitary, and deeply disturbing. We cannot look away and pretend like this is not happening.

Mission of Hope’s response to these needs is One Mission.

This is our strategic plan to reach the most vulnerable people as swiftly as possible, providing relief to families, individuals, and communities who struggle to access the most basic necessities.