
Our Mission
Forgotten Children of Haiti (FCH) was founded in 1993 with a single, unwavering purpose: to provide relief, dignity, and opportunity to Haiti’s most vulnerable children. Through the generosity of private donors, FCH supports the lifesaving work of Father Rick Frechette, MD, C.P., a passionate priest and medical doctor who has dedicated his life to serving children in distress in Kenscoff and Pétion-Ville, Haiti.
From medical care to education, nutrition to job training, every dollar raised goes directly to changing lives—because no child should be forgotten.
A Legacy of Giving
The Esposito Family’s Commitment
Forgotten Children of Haiti is more than a nonprofit—it’s a deeply personal mission that started with Michael Esposito’s family over 30 years ago.
The Espositos have always believed that giving back is not just an act of kindness—it’s a responsibility. What began as a way to provide relief for children in need has grown into a powerful movement that continues to change lives daily.
Today, Michael and each of his businesses proudly contribute to FCH, ensuring that Haiti’s children receive the food, shelter, healthcare, and education they need to thrive. Their unwavering support has helped expand schools, sustain hospitals, and provide life-changing opportunities for thousands of children and families in Haiti.
Michael’s dedication is a testament to the impact one family, one business, one community can have when they commit to making a difference.
“When my family started Forgotten Children of Haiti, we simply wanted to help. Decades later, that mission is still at the heart of everything we do. These children deserve a future, and we won’t stop fighting for them.” – Michael Esposito
Be part of something bigger.
Your Impact: More Than Just a Donation
When you support FCH, you’re not just giving money—you’re giving a child a chance at life.
Healthcare that Saves Lives
- 2 hospitals & 2 clinics have provided medical care to over 200,000 patients, ensuring children receive critical treatment for malnutrition, infections, and life-threatening illnesses.
Education that Builds Futures
- 30 schools, serving over 10,000 students each year, empower the next generation with knowledge, skills, and hope for a brighter future.
Beyond Aid—Creating Opportunities
- Job training programs, housing initiatives, and clean water projects help families build sustainable futures.
- Over 1,000 Haitian staff are employed through St. Luke Foundation, strengthening local communities and economies.
FCH doesn’t just help—it transforms lives. And 100% of your donation goes directly to these efforts.
Be part of something life-changing.


Who We Are
Forgotten Children of Haiti is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built by people who care—doctors, teachers, artists, and business leaders—who came together with one goal: to make sure no child in Haiti is left behind.
Through long-standing partnerships with Cantine Notre Dame du Perpétuel Secours, St. Helene Orphanage, and Hopital Père Damien, FCH supports:
- Nutritious school meals – Because a hungry child cannot learn.
- Safe shelter for orphaned children – A loving home for over 530 young boys and girls under 10.
- Critical medical care – Treating children with tuberculosis, malnutrition, and other life-threatening conditions.
We’ve even flown children to the U.S. for life-saving surgeries and rehabilitation—because we believe every child deserves a chance.
But we can’t do it alone.
Join Us.
Change a Life.
Haiti’s children are facing unimaginable hardships, but together, we can be their hope. Your support fuels their dreams, their health, and their future.
Donate today. Spread the word. Help us make a difference.
Because no child should be forgotten.
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“Giving is not just about making a donation, it’s about making a difference” (Kathy Calvin)

A rare heart on the road to Barradères
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Volunteers
Executive Board Members
Leonard M.Esposito, President
Mireille Leys, Treasurer
Nancy Duchatellier Esposito, Secretary
Michael Esposito
MarieNoelle Duchatellier Lang
James Lang
Marc Esposito
Board Members
Jean Mirvil, Community Liaison
Thierry Duchatellier, M.D
Devon Esposito
Frantz Lebrun
Evelyne Lebrun
Patrick Florville
Valerie Florville
Paul Dajer
Giscard James
Carmencita Fulgado
Marixsa Jimenez
Valerie Corvington