We run programs across four pillars: poverty relief and development in Haiti, diaspora integration and advancement, cultural representation and authenticity, and economic progress, innovation, and sport. Every program we run supports one of these four.

Beyond Sa’k Pase is organized as a nonprofit corporation and is pursuing 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. We’ll publish our EIN and determination letter here as soon as they’re issued.

Donations go toward direct program costs across our four pillars. We’ll publish detailed financial reporting as programs launch.

Yes. Our cultural consulting practice works directly with studios, writers rooms, and production teams on script review, dialect coaching, and on-set cultural accuracy.

Most of our diaspora-facing work depends on volunteers: mentors, professionals offering career guidance, and community members helping build our diaspora network. Time and expertise matter as much as funding.

Both. Pillars one and part of pillar four operate primarily in Haiti, while pillar two operates primarily abroad. Pillar three spans both, since it depends on expertise from Haitians in Haiti and in the diaspora alike.