Cap-Haïtien Mission • December 14, 2028 – January 3, 2029 • Volunteer Applications Opening Soon
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Volunteering
Our next mission serves Cap-Haïtien, Haiti from December 14, 2028 through January 3, 2029. It is a 21-day deployment covering evangelism, medical care, education, clean water and humanitarian outreach.
Volunteering
The mission contribution is $5,995 per individual, $10,995 per couple (a $995 household savings), and an additional $3,995 per child for families. It covers lodging, in-country transportation, meals, mission materials, translation support, insurance coordination and program costs.
Volunteering
Yes. The contribution is split across four installments: a deposit due December 31, 2027, 25% due February 28, 2028, 25% due April 30, 2028, and the final balance due June 30, 2028. You can track every installment in your registrant portal.
Volunteering
Airfare, passport and visa fees, personal vaccinations, personal spending and travel to your departure airport are not included. Everything in country — lodging, ground transportation, meals and program materials — is covered by your contribution.
Volunteering
No. We deploy 19 department tracks including construction, logistics, education, hospitality, media, prayer and general support. Medical volunteers must submit current credentials, but most roles need willingness rather than credentials.
Volunteering
Every volunteer completes the online Training & Certification Center: 17 core modules, a department track, safety orientation and the Volunteer Handbook acknowledgment. Certification is required before you appear on the deployment roster.
Volunteering
Every registered volunteer can launch a personal fundraising page from their dashboard, with a writing assistant, live progress tracking and shareable links. Gifts to your page apply directly to your balance.
Water programs
The Water & Sanitation Directorate rehabilitates wells and pumps, tests and treats water quality, installs storage and handwashing stations, teaches household hygiene, and forms community water committees that maintain each system after handover.
Water programs
Submit the Water & Sanitation interest form and your request is routed to the right coordinator — technical project, water quality, operations and maintenance, hygiene promotion or community liaison.
Water programs
Field updates are published on our Impact page with locations, verified metrics and photos, and the full progress report is available as a downloadable PDF.
Sponsorship
Yes. You can fully sponsor a volunteer at $5,995 or contribute a partial amount toward their balance. Sponsors and recipients both receive confirmation, and every payment is tracked end to end.
Sponsorship
It funds annual school tuition for 100 Haitian children — tuition, uniforms, books and supplies — with sponsorship progress published on the site as children are funded.
Sponsorship
Yes. Partners fund departments, supply medical or water equipment, sponsor volunteer teams and provide matching gifts. Start on the Partner With Us page and our partnerships team will follow up.
Donations
UnityReach Global operates under the Sapibon Foundation, a Christ-centered humanitarian and mission organization. Gifts are processed through our official giving channels and every donor receives a written acknowledgment for their records.
Donations
You can give securely online by card, or by Zelle to (954) 999-9495. Zelle donors can upload a receipt so their gift is matched and confirmed quickly.
Donations
Yes. Text the giving keyword to our text-to-give number and you will receive a secure link to complete your gift from your phone.
Donations
Gifts are applied to the designation you choose — general mission, clean water, education sponsorship, medical supplies or volunteer sponsorship — and program spending is reported back through our impact updates.
Resources
Take the details with you, or share them with your church, team or sponsors.
The Cap-Haïtien 2028–2029 mission pack with the full day-by-day itinerary.
Compiled safety standards, non-negotiables and coordinator responsibilities.
Clean water field updates with verified results, as a printable PDF.
Costs, dates and program details are current as published and may be updated as the mission approaches. Contact us for anything that is not answered here.
