Anel

by rubenignites | Jul 16, 2020 | The Latest

Anel

Age: 20 years of age

Favorite Color: Blue

Favorite School Subject: French

Favorite Game: Soccer

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MAISON FORTUNÉ ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION
Uses all your support to provide the best care and education for the children of the Orphanage you can help today by donating and sharing our story! Thank You so much for taking the time out of your day to visit our site and see everything made possible with your donations.

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MAISON FORTUNÉ

ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3092, Chesapeake, VA 23327-3092

Email: Helpthechildren@mfofoundation.org

Alexi

by rubenignites | Jul 16, 2020 | Meet the Children

Alexi

Age: 10 years of age

Favorite Color: White

Favorite School Subject: math

Favorite Game: Soccer

How You Can

MAISON FORTUNÉ ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION
Uses all your support to provide the best care and education for the children of the Orphanage you can help today by donating and sharing our story! Thank You so much for taking the time out of your day to visit our site and see everything made possible with your donations.

Sponsor a Child

Latest News

MAISON FORTUNÉ

ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3092, Chesapeake, VA 23327-3092

Email: Helpthechildren@mfofoundation.org

Elivenson

by rubenignites | Jul 15, 2020 | Meet the Children

Elivenson

Age: 9 years of age

Favorite Color: Blue

Favorite School Subject: French

Favorite Game: Soccer

How You Can

MAISON FORTUNÉ ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION
Uses all your support to provide the best care and education for the children of the Orphanage you can help today by donating and sharing our story! Thank You so much for taking the time out of your day to visit our site and see everything made possible with your donations.

Sponsor a Child

Latest News

MAISON FORTUNÉ

ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3092, Chesapeake, VA 23327-3092

Email: Helpthechildren@mfofoundation.org

MY LIFE AND WHAT MFO MEANS TO ME — A LETTER FROM BLANC PROBUS

by rubenignites | Jul 10, 2020 | Education, News, The Latest

MY LIFE AND WHAT MFO MEANS TO ME — A LETTER FROM BLANC PROBUS

I am Blanc Probus. I am in 9th grade at Saint Andre High School. To let you know more about me I was born in a poor family. By the grace of God, I got a chance to enter an Orphanage which is called MFO – Maison Fortune Orphanage. The Founder’s name is Lefort Jean Louis and he helps a lot of people in Haiti

The orphanage has two campuses and the girls and the boys help the leaders manage us. Jean Louis is the main leader, and he allows us to sit out for movies during our vacation .He also won’t let us play soccer during the exam time – the entire time we must study. Jean Louis encourages us to focus on school to be successful in school for life.

MFO helps us with many things like food, school, bed, shoes and clothes. For me MFO is one of the best places in Haiti where children can have hope for a successful future. When you are sick and you feel like you have no energy just come visit us at MFO – we will fill you up with energy!

Jean Louis is proud of us and he endeavors to do his best in every way. He shows us how to share the love. With all my heart I love MFO and I ask God to protect us from every evil, to bless the staff of MFO, our sponsors, and to keep MFO alive! Thank you for spending your time to read my little story and the story of Maison Fortune Orphanage.

Latest News

MAISON FORTUNÉ

ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3092, Chesapeake, VA 23327-3092

Email: Helpthechildren@mfofoundation.org

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK!

by rubenignites | Jul 10, 2020 | The Latest

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK!

If you have been to Maison Fortune you know that our young boys are housed in three original buildings towards the back of our campus. These buildings each can accommodate 18 children in bunks with lockers for their personal items. These three buildings also provide many “firsts” for the boys who find themselves in our care. They provide a bed to call their own, a leak proof roof, and a place to fall asleep with a full belly.

If these walls could talk, they would also tell stories. Stories of our first 30 boys who took up residence in 2004 when the campus was first purchased. Stories of watching little boys play, pray and begin to grow into young men. They have watched chess tournaments won (and lost) and have been witness to many soccer games! They also provide light by which to study for an upcoming exam, and place to keep a few belongings safe and sound so everyone has something to call their own.

To this day these three buildings continue their service to our campus. Providing shelter, watching our boys grow and allowing them to sleep safely away from the street.