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Published on 04 Mar 2013 Written by Rick Fedrizzi Posted in Project Haiti

Sometimes, inspiration comes from unexpected places. That recently happened to me in the form of two letters.

The clever, kind-hearted notes came from brothers Keshav and Arjun, ages 8 and 11. These young men became interested in USGBC’s...

Published on 06 Feb 2013 Posted in Project Haiti

Firm’s Total Donation to Port-au-Prince Orphanage Project Tops $300,000

Contact:
Corinne Drobot, HOK
212.981.3754
[email protected]

NEW YORK – The HOK team that designed the LEED-NC Platinum ...

Published on 06 Feb 2013 Written by Bill Hellmuth Posted in Project Haiti
Photo credit: Marisa Long

What do a 5.5 million-square-foot research university in Saudi Arabia and a 6,000-square-foot orphanage in Haiti have in common? Inspired by sustainable architecture on two vastly different scales, their bond will soon help hundreds of children begin their journeys home.

The HOK team that...

Published on 05 Dec 2012 Written by Kim Kuettel Posted in Project Haiti

Editor's note: We're endlessly grateful to EBS - and all of our donors thus far - for making Project Haiti a possibility. We ask you to please consider Project Haiti, USGBC's effort to build a LEED Platinum orphanage and children's center in Port-au-...

Published on 13 Nov 2012 Written by Marisa Long Posted in Project Haiti

There are easy ways for Greenbuild attendees to show their support for USGBC’s Project Haiti Orphanage & Children’s Center at this year’s conference.

Text-to-Give

USGBC is excited to offer attendees a convenient way to show their individual support through...

Published on 28 Aug 2012 Written by Mark MacCracken Posted in Project Haiti
A snapshot of Mark's Matterhorn expedition

Last week, I did something I had only previously dreamed of doing: I climbed the notorious Matterhorn and parts of Mont Blanc. The experience was life-changing and was made even more...

Published on 21 Aug 2012 Written by Marisa Long Posted in Project Haiti
Mark with his son, Josh, on a recent climbing expedition

Mark MacCracken, Immediate Past Chair of USGBC's Board of Directors and CEO of CALMAC Manufacturing Corporation, is embarking on an adventure that’s taken him and his 25-year-old son, Josh, to...

Published on 06 Jun 2012 Written by Marisa Long Posted in Project Haiti
FEJ school children being taught how to properly  brush their teeth and learning

Fondation Enfant Jesus (FEJ) is the non-profit organization that will own and run USGBC’s Project Haiti Orphanage & Children’s Center. Project Haiti is being rebuilt in the earthquake-stricken Port-au-Prince’s Delmas 41 neighborhood and its...

Published on 15 Feb 2012 Written by Marisa Long Posted in Project Haiti
USGBC's Marisa Long in Haiti

As part of the USGBC community, you’ve been introduced to Project Haiti over the past year. You’ve heard us talk about rebuilding this orphanage and children’s center in Port-au-Prince that was destroyed in the earthquake that devastated the...

Published on 27 Jan 2012 Posted in Project Haiti

There are certain times and events throughout history that can be described with one word or phrase and require no further explanation. These words instantly evoke a deep sense of meaning, knowledge and even emotion. Words and phrases like: Challenger space shuttle, 9/11 and Columbine all bring...

Published on 12 Jan 2012 Written by Sean Fish Posted in Project Haiti

I’ll always remember where I was when I found out about the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. That evening, I was attending an event at the Newseum in Washington, DC, where Brian Williams of NBC News was the guest of honor. As the event was beginning, Mr. Williams...

Published on 11 Jan 2012 Written by Rick Fedrizzi Posted in Project Haiti

Two years ago this week, Haiti was hit by the catastrophic earthquake that killed more than 315,000 people. Today, the work to rebuild this poorest country in the Western Hemisphere has barely gotten started.

According to the U.S....

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