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Since 1945, when Sister Joan, a Physical Therapist with the Society of St. Margaret, founded St. Vincent's, we have been a place of hope for children with disabilities in Haiti. In September of 2017, we moved to our new 8.6 acre campus in Santo 17, not far from Toussaint Louverture International Airport. Here our 200 students assemble dai
Since 1945, when Sister Joan, a Physical Therapist with the Society of St. Margaret, founded St. Vincent's, we have been a place of hope for children with disabilities in Haiti. In September of 2017, we moved to our new 8.6 acre campus in Santo 17, not far from Toussaint Louverture International Airport. Here our 200 students assemble daily for classes and a nourishing hot mid-day meal.
Our faculty and classrooms are always in need of school supplies which are either unavailable or too expensive in-country for us to purchase.
One-time Capital Projects
Many of our “capital expenses” are really extra-budgetary expenses. In 2025, they range in cost from $1,500 for new mattresses for our young student residents to $54,000 for a small extension of three bedrooms and a bath to accommodate staff members who currently sleep on the floor. Père Duveaux has a list every year, but since our firs
Many of our “capital expenses” are really extra-budgetary expenses. In 2025, they range in cost from $1,500 for new mattresses for our young student residents to $54,000 for a small extension of three bedrooms and a bath to accommodate staff members who currently sleep on the floor. Père Duveaux has a list every year, but since our first priority must always be the operating budget, we often do not have the funds for these other expenses. Some languish on his list for several years. These expenses - a new computer for our accountant, a new industrial-sized printer for the school, a second well to expand and better irrigate the vegetable garden and many others - are not unimportant. But, because our funds are limited, Père Duveaux must make some hard choices.
If you are interested in helping with some of these extra-budgetary projects, please contact our Trustee Chair of Development, Elizabeth Lowell, at elowell236@aol.com. She can detail the projects, their costs and enhancements to life on our Santo 17 campus.
Annual Giving Opportunities
Annual Giving Opportunities
Annual Giving Opportunities
Our annual operating budget is over $500,000. This covers salaries, food, maintenance, medical care, another operational expenses.
Donate
Annual Giving Opportunities
Annual Giving Opportunities
Give to help the work of St. Vincent's continue in Haiti.
Ways to Give to St. Vincent's
Thank you for your interest in supporting St. Vincent's.
CMMH Tax-Exempt Number
As issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), St. Vincent's Employee Identification Number (EIN) is 62-1564456. This means we are recognized by the U.S. government as a nonprofit organization, and, as such, do not pay federal taxes. It also means that your gift to St. Vincent's is tax-deductible, to the extent provided by law.
Donations to CMMH/St. Vincent’s Center, Haiti are non-refundable.
The following are ways you might want to consider.
By check:
Please make your check (in U.S. dollars) payable to St. Vincent's Center, Haiti and mail it to:
CMMH/St. Vincent's Center, Haiti
P.O. Box 1433
New London, NH 03257
Online:
Please go to stvincentshaiti.org and follow the instructions there for making a gift by credit card or PayPal. Please consider increasing your gift by 5% to cover the cost of this transaction, so that the children of St. Vincent's receive the full benefit of your gift.
Gifts of Appreciated Securities:
Please click here to download a form which provides all of the information you will need to make a gift of stock.
Physical Stock Transfer: If securities are held as physical certificates in your name, mail your UNENDORSED certificate(s) with a Stock Power Form, and a Securities Waiver Form in separate envelopes, by registered mail, to:
Charitable Asset Management
Attention: Scott Regan
One Lincoln Street, 24th Floor
Boston, MA 02111-2900
From your Individual Retirement Account (IRA):
If you are over 70 1/2 years of age and have an IRA, you are required to take an annual Minimum Withdrawal. If your financial advisor sends that gift directly from your account to St. Vincent's (see above mailing address), that amount is not added to your annual income, nor is it taxed. If, on the other hand, it comes to you and you then make the gift, it is counted as income and is, therefore, taxable. So, please check with your financial advisor before making this kind of a gift.
Donations to St. Vincent’s Center, Haiti are non-refundable.
