Woman2Fanm was born from a simple but urgent truth: the women of Haiti are not seen, supported, or represented enough in the world.
I felt called to do something tangible—something rooted in dignity, agency, and hope. The reality is that not everyone can emigrate to another land. So we must help women thrive where they are, strengthening their capacity to stand on their own two feet and build sustainable lives within their communities.
I shared this vision with my sister-in-law, Ginette, and she embraced it wholeheartedly. Together, we began with a small, intentional step: selecting a handful of women who already had small businesses and providing each with a $150 seed donation to help improve and grow what they had already built. That simple act—trusting women with resources and belief—became the foundation of Woman2Fanm.