Mustard Seed Missions, Inc.

Hello everyone
We are still here behind the scenes working for the people of Haiti 🇭🇹!!

Mustard Seed missions has not been able to get into Haiti for the past 3 years due to the ongoing (severe) gang violence. This gang activity is ruthless and is an imminent danger to any American trying to get into the country.
Despite this nightmare, Mustard Seed Missions has been quietly sending funds to our Haitian contacts in order to keep medications available and our non profit organization intact and ready to return with boots on the ground.

Unfortunately, we have literally emptied our account in order to do this and now are asking for help.
We are and will be holding raffles to raise funds to keep our commitment to the Haitian people alive. We have home-made throw blankets as well as original Haitian Art.

So if able, we would ask for any size contribution at this time.
As always, 100% of your donation will go to the people most in need and is a tax write off. All organizational duties are on a volunteer basis so 100% will be forwarded to our trusted (20years ) folks in Haiti.
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If you’re able & willing to donate financially, please send to :
Mustard Seed Missions
11 Truehart Drive
Easthampton, MA 01027

We are also in the process of planning monthly raffles- more info will be forthcoming. In the meantime, check out our first raffle item!!!!
With heart-felt thanks,
Jean and Mark Bigda.

This is our family’s living quarters after the earthquake- they’re staying outside due to their fear of the aftershocks.

Here are some early pictures of the foundation of our house in Les Cayes after the earthquake yesterday morning.

Please pray for all of Haiti during this devastating time…. Our family in Les Cayes is sleeping in the street in front of our house on the cots & under tarps. The house has damage & it’s unknown as to HOW much damage…. There are numerous aftershocks occurring…. To make matters even worse, Tropical Storm Grace will be arriving on Monday bringing heavy rain.
Please keep them in your prayers & we will update when we hear anything….

For those of you who are interested in Haiti’s situation- here is a recap provided by Reuters.

Explainer: What's behind Haiti's deadly protests, and possible outcomes

Please send a prayer for Amoce and his family as they are caught up in the ongoing unrest in Haiti. They are part of our family and we feel helpless at times. They have been without electricity or fuel for weeks and finding food is becoming more difficult with each passing day.

We at MSM have been monitoring the situation in Haiti on an almost daily basis with reports from our friends living in the city of Les Cayes as well as the independent news coming out of the country. Unfortunately, there has been no improvement in the political and economic situation and in fact things have worsened due to lack of fuel and electricity.
The commitment to our mission remains active and strong and we continue to build up our medical supplies for the next trip. However, the day to day situation on the ground is too dangerous for a team to go down. Desperate people will do desperate things to protect and feed their children and spouse. I think all of us would do the same. So we remain watchful and hopeful that the tension and violence fades allowing us once again to resume doing what we love.