Board Of Directors
Lebrun Faiteau
Born in Bonne Fin, Haiti, on July 28th, 1924, Lebrun is the father of eleven children, five boys and six girls. Mr. Faiteau spent 20 years in the military and believes discipline is the key to life. He is a loving father who always believes in extending this love to everyone around him and wants everyone to succeed. To helps others, he used his free time to tutor the kids in the neighborhood. For that reason, Lebrun is declared the President of the Faiteau Foundation for Health and Education on July 29th, 2023.
Other Board Members
Rosette Faiteau Goutier
President
Wilfrid Féteau
Vice President
Sedric Goutier
Treasurer
Rose Marie Faiteau Laroche
Secretary
Clermont Bozier
Executive Director
Jean Pierre Faiteau
Delegate
Fouchard Faiteau
Community Development Director
Rosite Feteau Merentie
Health Group Director
Venise Faiteau
Education Director
Roselaure Faiteau Etienne
Missionary Director
Joey Jodesty
Development Group Director
Frantz Féteau
Development Director
Ociane Faiteau
Missionary Group Member
Claudia Faiteau
Missionary Group Member
Fequière Féteau
Development Group Member
Lourdes Aupont
Health Group Member
Elizabeth Féteau
Health Group Member
Ginette Bully
Education Group Member
Lebrun Faiteau
Honorary President
The cornerstones of our activities
Education
Faiteau Foundation helps families and their children tackle the problems of limited resources by providing tuition assistance and educational materials to those in need.
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For years, Faiteau Foundation sought out opportunities to deliver life amid poverty. Hence we help provide essential healthcare services to children, women, and older adults.
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We provide to rural communities that don’t have access to clean water and electricity, which are essential for people to live healthily and students to have light to do their school work.
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We believe in our missionary work. We go to the most deprived communities to contribute to the well-being of the people and the forgotten and let them know that they matter.
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