Help-Haiti NGO Mission123 Cooperative MasterPlan

Section 1: MasterPlan Overview 2.0

Help Haiti NGO Mission123 Cooperative MasterPlan ('MasterPlan') is a five-year blueprint mandated by RJL Cooperative Trustees to help the people and heal the land of Haiti.  MasterPlan leverages our $20,000,000 corpus of strategic hhAssets and vFunds c/o Save The Earth Ecocenter, Inc./Vegtastic Philanthropy Circle for perpetual service to Haiti.

MasterPlan requires $80,000,000 capital in three-phases commencing 1.1.25, to develop and operate four dozen Public Service Modules ('PSM's) in our 4-story Community Center, 89 Cupidon, Petit-Goave, HT plus adjacent 944-acre Royal Cooperative Campus, Port Royal, HT.

The present and proposed PSM's include Haiti Natural Hospital and Natural Health Institute; S.E.D.A., SA public-private partnership with Haiti's Ministry of Interior for $2.5Bn SEDA Grand South Design 2030; SEDA Conferences 'Clean and Green Haiti 2025' pending as milestone events with our Sister Cities Homestead, FL and Miami-Dade County, FL.  PSM's provide welfare services to domestic and diaspora Haitians, sustainable infrastructure development, a green economy and climate resilience.

Ritho Jean Louis, Sr. is president of R Solution 2004, Inc., co-founder of S.E.D.A., SA and primary benefactor of RJL Trust.  Jeff 'VeganMan' Tucker is Chief Trustee, Chairman of Help-Haiti NGO and founder of Vegtastic Philanthropy Circle.  We are Poor Philanthropists, principals and master-planners for Help-Haiti Mission123, #SaveHaiti, #ReviveHaitiNow and TeamHAITI.

Conceptually MasterPlan initiatives are grouped into categories to simplify understanding:

1. Community Development and Support: This category focuses on community-building initiatives such as the R-Solution Community Center, Ambassador Kids Cooperative (including 1.2 million orphans), and various meeting spaces and programs for cultural exchange, public service, and empowerment.
2. Education and Empowerment: Initiatives in this category aim to provide education, OSHA vocational training, and empowerment opportunities to the Haitian population. It includes USCIS services, education centers, skill development programs, and platforms for creative expression and cultural preservation.
3. Health and Well-being: The MasterPlan prioritizes public health and well-being through the establishment of healthcare clinics, an international chamber of commerce, and media collectives focused on promoting a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.
4. Arts, Culture, and Expression: This category highlights initiatives that promote arts, culture, and creative expression in Haiti. It includes platforms for disabled artists, music bands, radio and TV channels, and outlets for cultural exchange and documentation.
5. Food Security and Agriculture: The MasterPlan addresses food security and agricultural sustainability through initiatives like bakeries, food security depots, and cooperative farming projects.

MasterPlan is designed to overcome the challenges faced by Haiti, such as the aftermath of natural disasters, political instability, economic struggles, and distrust of relief agencies. By focusing on the 3H Criteria and implementing projects in a holistic, humane, and hygienic manner, the plan aims to build a sustainable micro-economy with food security, public health, universal employment, climate resilience, and diverse cultural expressions.

MasterPlan is driven by the dedicated TeamHAITI, a coalition of organizations and individuals working tirelessly to support the people of Haiti and heal their lands. It seeks to engage the Haitian diaspora and individuals worldwide to contribute and participate in the mission to build a better Haiti.
Through its comprehensive approach and collaborative efforts, the Help Haiti MasterPlan strives to create ethical and sustainable results that honor the aspirations of the youth, address community needs, and fulfill the dreams of Haiti's founders.

Section 7: Why Help Haiti Now and How To Help Haiti Now

Haiti faces numerous challenges, including a low-ranked economy, political instability, gang violence, and recent natural disasters. The Help-Haiti initiative offers a solution to these problems by mobilizing patriotic volunteers, and partnering with civil society, government, and commerce. R-Solution President Ritho Jean Louis invites the Diaspora and good Samaritans worldwide to join hands in building a better Haiti.

Here is a basic list of ways people can help Haiti and reasons why you should get involved:

1. Volunteer: Offer your time, skills, and expertise to organizations working on the ground in Haiti. Volunteering can make a direct and immediate impact on the lives of those in need.
2. Donate: Contribute financial support to reputable organizations and initiatives focused on addressing the challenges faced by Haiti. Donations can provide vital resources for relief efforts, infrastructure development, healthcare, education, and more.
3. Spread Awareness: Raise awareness about the issues Haiti faces by sharing information through social media, online platforms, and local communities. Increased awareness can help garner support and resources for Haiti's development and recovery.
4. Support Local Businesses: Purchase products and services from Haitian businesses, both locally and online. Supporting local entrepreneurship and commerce can help boost the economy and create job opportunities.
5. Advocate for Change: Speak up for Haiti's needs and advocate for policies that promote stability, economic growth, and social development. Engage with your local representatives and policymakers to encourage support for Haiti.
6. Collaborate with Organizations: Partner with reputable NGOs, civil society groups, and government agencies to contribute your skills, resources, and knowledge. Collaborative efforts can leverage collective strengths and create more impactful solutions.
7. Engage the Haitian Diaspora: If you are part of the Haitian Diaspora, actively engage with organizations and initiatives that aim to support Haiti's development. Your unique perspective, cultural understanding, and connections can play a vital role in driving positive change.
8. Promote Unity and Peace: Encourage dialogue, understanding, and reconciliation among different groups in Haiti. Support initiatives that foster unity, peacebuilding, and social cohesion to address underlying divisions and promote stability.

Why should people help?

• Humanitarian Impact: By helping Haiti, individuals can make a tangible difference in the lives of those facing economic hardships, political instability, violence, and the aftermath of natural disasters.
• Solidarity and Empathy: Demonstrating solidarity with the people of Haiti and extending a helping hand reflects empathy and compassion towards fellow human beings facing adversity.
• Long-Term Development: Supporting Haiti's development efforts can contribute to building a stronger economy, improving living conditions, and creating a more sustainable future for the country and its people.
• Global Interconnectedness: Challenges faced by one country can have ripple effects globally. By assisting Haiti, individuals contribute to global stability, resilience, and progress.
• Cultural Preservation: Haiti's rich cultural heritage is worth preserving and celebrating. By supporting Haiti, individuals contribute to the preservation and promotion of its vibrant arts, music, and traditions.

Ultimately, helping Haiti through the Help-Haiti initiative allows individuals to be part of a collective effort to build a better future for the country, promote social justice, and create opportunities for all Haitians to thrive.

Section 8: Phase 2, 3 - Masterplan

Phase 2 of the Master Plan allocates $17.0M over 18 months (12.31.25 completion) for: detailed plans, site development and early construction on Cooperative Campus (@944).

Phase 3 allocates $60.0M over 24 months (1.1.28 completion) for: buildout and establishment of Cooperative Campus @944.