We want our aspiring and current Haitian-American business owners to succeed and prosper. We’re concerned about you and the other Haitian-Americans who are courageous enough to start their own businesses. We congratulate and honor your entrepreneur spirit.
How to support Haitian-Owned Businesses
Research Haitian-Owned Businesses
You may be surrounded by Haitian business owners. Find out by asking friends, family or contact a Haitian American organization.
Host meetings at a Haitian-Owned Business
Have your client meet you for coffee at a Haitian-owned cafe. Host your next church meeting at a Haitian-owned restaurant.
Volunteer with a Haitian Non-Profit
Offer your expertise to a Haitian non-profit organization.
Make supporting Haitian-Owned Businesses a Priority
Place the idea of supporting Haitian-owned businesses into our culture.
Don't be put off by a bad experience.
Anyone can go to a Haitian business and have a bad experience. Making a sweeping statement like, “That’s why I don’t support Haitian businesses,” is unfair.
You may be surrounded by Haitian business owners. Find out by asking friends, family or contact a Haitian American organization.
Host meetings at a Haitian-Owned Business
Have your client meet you for coffee at a Haitian-owned cafe. Host your next church meeting at a Haitian-owned restaurant.
Volunteer with a Haitian Non-Profit
Offer your expertise to a Haitian non-profit organization.
Make supporting Haitian-Owned Businesses a Priority
Place the idea of supporting Haitian-owned businesses into our culture.
Don't be put off by a bad experience.
Anyone can go to a Haitian business and have a bad experience. Making a sweeping statement like, “That’s why I don’t support Haitian businesses,” is unfair.
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