Education, the Environment, the Economy and Health Through providing education opportunities, the JDT Foundation is dedicated to entrusting the Haitian people to reverse the economic, environmental, health and social effects of deforestation, loss of agriculture, and lack of water system management. With strong partnerships and collaboration, we work towards increased engagement in the development and conservation of natural resources for the benefit of the community.

Education, the Environment, and the Economy Through providing education opportunities, the JDT Foundation is dedicated to empowering the Haitian people to reverse the economic, environmental, health and social effects of deforestation, loss of agriculture, and lack of water system management. We are working towards a Haiti that engages in the development and conservation of natural resources for the benefit of the community.

Education, the Environment, and the Economy Through providing education opportunities, the JDT Foundation is dedicated to empowering the Haitian people to reverse the economic, environmental, health and social effects of deforestation, loss of agriculture, and lack of water system management. We are working towards a Haiti that engages in the development and conservation of natural resources for the benefit of the community.

The Joseph Denis Thomas Foundation

The Sequin Forest. Photo by Ben Depp

Blog

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Beyond Earth Day

Posted April 22, 2012

A Tip of Our Hat to the Haitian Education and Leadership Program (HELP)

Posted April 19, 2012

Our First 10,000 trees are in! 90,000 more to go!

Posted March 30, 2012

Beachrhell's Story

Posted March 8, 2012

Our New Corporate Partner

Posted March 5, 2012

The JDT Foundation has partnered with The Diaspora Group (TDG Haiti). TDG is a new social enterprise, committed to creating ethical, sustainable jobs for Haitians.

Toward a New Paradigm

Posted February 17, 2012

USAID's procurement reform a positive step

Posted February 6, 2012

Life Before Her Eyes

Posted August 10, 2011

Guest Blogger: Kissimmee Beachrhell Jacques

Beachrhell is a 2011 Scholarship recipient of the JDT Foundation. Beachrhell will be studying engineering in Washington D.C.

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In the News

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Revised procurement regulations mean that firms in developing countries can, for the first time, be granted contracts from the USAID

February 6, 2012

USAID Now Free to Buy Goods From Poor Countries

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