When I first started really learning about Haiti (when considering taking this position), I was initially struck by two things: how many...

Back in 2009, I was sitting in church, listening to someone talk about a mission trip that was going to happen in Haiti. I had never been...

Guest Author: Jake Stebbing, Long-term missionary with Healing Haiti working with job creation. As an American living in Haiti it...

As I’ve said elsewhere, it is very encouraging to see the Extollo team working together to take advantage of this time to focus on...

An interview with Bruce Kirkpatrick - author, retired Silicon Valley executive and entrepreneur, and Extollo board member - about “From...

Every so often I tell my daughters (ages 6 and 8) that they may not remember what life was like right now but they’ll read about it....

**EDITED TO ADD: As of March 9, the US Embassy confirmed that there are still no cases of Coronavirus in Haiti. This statement is...

On a recent trip to our training facility in Haiti, Clint Keely, a first time visitor and volunteer for Extollo International, got to...

Ten years ago today, at 4:45pm local time, an earthquake reaching 7.0 on the Richter Scale hit 16 miles west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s...

“In the developed world, our understanding of poverty is often based on what we see in our own country. However, even the poorest among...

We are very excited to introduce you to Junior Medard, our new General Manager of the Extollo Training Center. Junior started with...

Are you one of Amazon's 300 million users? If so, you can donate to Extollo without spending any extra money! Shoppers who start at...

The world is starving for hope, and the resurrection story is the greatest source of hope we have! "If you think Jesus was a great leader...

As I begin my journey as Extollo’s new President, I wanted to reach out to first thank you. You are part of a transformative approach to...

After five and a half years in Haiti, two and a half of which with Extollo International, the Janofski family will be transitioning out...

The last time I visited Haiti, I cried for most of the first day on the island. The living conditions, the air, the trash, the smells,...

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