March 22, 2026

March is Women’s History Month, and we are privileged to have had so many talented Haitian women on our team throughout MFK’s 22 years. Today, 28 women in Haiti make our mission possible by training farmers, producing lifesaving foods, treating malnourished children, and more.

“Resilience is the best word to describe Haitian women; on many occasions, they have proven to be the best example of strength.”

– Aminata Blanc, MFK Human Resource Manager

2026 is also the Year of the Woman Farmer. In the past year, a record 355 women participated in MFK’s agriculture training program, and more continue to join and learn. These women are not only farmers – they are businesswomen, mothers, and engaged community members making a difference by strengthening food systems.

As more women continue developing farming skills in Haiti, more families will have access to food, more jobs will be created, and fewer children will be malnourished. By becoming agricultural leaders, Haitian women are shaping the future.

“Women are a stabilizing force in a significant number of Haitian communities. They are the rock of their families.”

– Chris Greene, MFK CEO

To all the women of MFK and Haiti, mèsi anpil!