TIMOUN LAKAY FOUNDATION, INC.
WESTON, FLORIDA

The Timoun Lakay Foundation [tee-moon lah-kai] ('kids back home' in Haitian Creole), established in 2009, is a non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization based in Weston, Florida. Initiated by a collaborative group of Haitians and Americans, the foundation dedicates its efforts to support children in Haiti by addressing their nutritional, educational, and health needs. It operates from its location at 304 Indian Trace, Suite 928, providing essential services and assistance through both direct action and partnerships with local organizations. The Foundation's work largely benefits children affected by difficult life circumstances, offering daily nutritional meals to enhance their well-being and academic performance. Additionally, they collaborate with volunteer health providers for comprehensive screenings including diabetes, sickle cell anemia, vision, dental, and hearing assessments. Educational support is a key focus, with the Foundation providing tuition assistance and fostering community engagement in private primary schools. Despite challenges such as school and hospital closures due to safety concerns, TLF remains committed to partnering with esteemed local entities that address immediate humanitarian needs across the Southwestern region of Haiti. Contributions directed through the Timoun Lakay Foundation ensure immediate support for these crucial organizations since the very beginning of their efforts. Leadership under President Rachelle Sylvain-Spence ensures adherence to the mission of empowering Haitian children and communities. For inquiries, stakeholders can reach TLF at (754) 273-5869 or (954) 389-3242, and more information is available on its website: timounlakayfoundation.com.