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Children depend on the hope we place in them. We depend on the hope they bring us. Read how Beyond Borders is investing in the hope of Haiti's children.

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Although the U.S. and Haiti are separated by a flight of less than two hours, the economic distance between them could hardly be greater. The gap between these neighboring nations mirrors the growing gulf between the privileged and powerless worldwide and testifies to the brokenness and injustice of our world.

It is across this great chasm that Beyond Borders works, building understanding and solidarity between the wealthy and the poor. Together we find new meaning for our lives and the strength to build a world where God's peace and justice reign.

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DonateNowTwo Dollars a Day: While this may not seem like much money, it's more than the average daily income of nine out of ten people in Haiti. Click on the "Donate Now" button to see what a difference your pledge of $2 a day ($60 per month) can make.

PBS and MSNBC Report on Haiti's Children Living in Servitude:

Our own Guerda Lexima and friends in the community of Fond des Blancs appear in this short documentary on the trials of Haiti's restavek children on the PBS program Foreign Exchange, hosted by Fareed Zakaria. Guerda is also interviewed for this article and a short video on MSNBC.