2010
The Green Family Foundation, FastForward Haiti, and EarthSpark International have partnered for the grand opening of a The Clean Energy Store in Les Anglais, Haiti. The store will be a community-owned business focused on making clean and efficient cooking stoves accessible to residents.
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- Haitian President Préval Nixes Senate's Suggestion to Revamp Elections Council
- Lomax Box Set in the News
- Our Friends at EarthSpark are featured in the Huffington Post
- GFF Hosts Special Sinema anba Zetwal (SAZ) Screening for Clinton Global Initiative Members in Haiti
- BLOG: Thursday Morning, June 17
- Wednesday, June 16, 2010
- BLOG: Tuesday, June 15, 2010
- Report on Cinema Under the Stars in Cité Soleil
- Haiti Repatriation and Cultural Preservation Project Lauded by the Clinton GIobal Initiative
- Frost Art Museum and GFF
- BLOG: Updates from Leogane
- GFF Partners with Air Race Classic to Plant 1000 Trees in Haiti
- GFF's Work on PBS's Need to Know
- Haiti's Hidden Treasures
- The Haiti Box Set in the Village Voice
- Green Family Foundation and Fisher Stevens Launch "This is Haiti" PSA Campaign Featuring Sting, Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts
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