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Marché Cluny - Cap-Haitien, Haiti
Built by President Florvil Hippolite in 1890
Burned down - January 24-25, 2026 - Must Be Rebuilt!

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The site where Marché Cluny stands today was originally a marshy area during colonial times. It was drained and developed into a public square known as Place Cluny in 1764. It became a location where enslaved Africans were sold during the period when Cap-Français (the colonial name for Cap-Haïtien) was a major port in the Atlantic slave trade.


Afterwards, a market operated there in the open air to relieve overcrowding in the older market at Place-d’Armes.. Built by President Florvil Hyppolite, a native of Cap-Haitien in 1890, Marche Cluny became the commercial hub of the City until today.

As parents flee gang violence in the Port-au-Prince region, hundreds of new young learners are arriving monthly in Saint-Marc, Haiti to the MHFC school. It is struggling to accommodate their needs and provide a quality education. A new classroom is necessary!

HELP US HELP THEM - DONATE BELOW
Mission House of Freedom Center (MHFC)  - Sain-Marc, Haiti
Church - School - Health Clinic - Vocational Training Center
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HAITI
First In Freedom

In 1791, fearless Black slaves in this Caribbean French colony unleashed the first ever and only successful Black slave revolution in history, the Haitian Revolution.


In 1804, rebel troops vanquished France's Napoleon Bonaparte's most elite troops sent to quelch the rebellion, and Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the leader of the revolution founded the nation of Haiti as a refuge for freedom, and human rights for all people.  

 

Haiti thus became the first nation in the world to ban the practice of slavery by law, the first Black republic in the world and also the second republic founded in the Americas after the U.S.  The United States did not ban slavery until 1863, some 59 years later.

Haitians then marched on and freed their next-door neighbors, the Dominican Republic, from Spain and banned slavery there as well. Later, Haiti also helped free Bolivia, Venezuela, Panama, Cuba, and other enslaved peoples in the region

HAITI: THE FIRST NATION EVER CREATED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF FREEDOM FOR ALL PEOPLE REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED, OR ORIGIN.
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- Coming Spring 2027 -

H.A.I.T.I.E.N. LTD. specializes in selecting promising Haitian products, services, and ideas, to develop them into major market players in Haiti and abroad. The company prioritizes import/export growth, capital flow, quality jobs, education, and nutrition by leveraging Haiti's historical assets, tropical environment, and vibrant culture into investable, trade-ready opportunities across key sectors.
  • TRADE:  Tourism & Leisure - Agricultural, Artisanal & Tropical Goods & Services- Raw Materials
  • INVESTMENT: Financial, Economic & Infrastructural Partnerships Within Haiti and Abroad
  • EDUCATION: Primary, Secondary, Post-Secondary, Business & Scientific Education for the Youth
  • NUTRITION: Food Production, Transportation, Preparation, Service & Consumption for the people
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   LEARNING FROM HISTORY - MARCHING TO VICTORY 
gA 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION 


Our Mission

H.A.I.T.I.E.N., LTD. is dedicated to helping Haiti as a nation and Haitians as a people attain and sustain economic independence and self-sufficiency.


We serve as a large or small-scale project developer and coordinator to empower Haitian businesses, in-country and internationally to provide comprehensive support in import/export operations, local and international financing, education at all levels, and nutrition through food production, transportation, preparation and service sectors.

Our Vision

We believe in harnessing the strengths of all Haitians, at home and abroad, to build a prosperous, self-sufficient Haiti driven by trade, investment, education, and nutrition.

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Some Members of The
H.A.I.T.I.E.N. Board of Trustees
Malcolm Eustache  Harold Eustache Sr. Sabine Desir  Patrick Beliard
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CONTACT US

Diaspora, Friends of Haiti, or current Haiti residents, find out how you can get involved and join the cause!

4258 NC Highway 49 South
Suite 189
Harrisburg, NC 28075-7526

Phone: 1-410-303-7088
                1-410-627-8700

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