Through Strong Harvest training, we can empower families in Haiti to provide for themselves the basics of life.

Hi All! My name is Nikki Wetherington. As a child,I was lucky enough to be able to travel and live all over the world with my family, as my dad was in the Air Force. I learned from my travels that all people want the same things (nutritious food, clean water and a safe place to live). We all may look different, speak different languages and come from different backgrounds, but essentially...we are ONE.

I have been a single mom for the last 13 years to a wonderful son named Cameron. Life as a single mom has taught me you can never give up. By day, I work with low-income, high risk youth and help them move toward a path to self-sufficiency. In addition, I belong to a wonderful church called Compass Church in downtown Vancouver and volunteer my time with the incredible Compass Youth Community.

I love serving, teaching and mentoring others and this is why I am asking you to join me in supporting real change.

Recently, I have learned about this amazing nutritional source called the moringa tree. The use of the moringa tree can provide families in Haiti and other parts of the world to gain their essential nutritional needs and access to clean water.

I would be extremely grateful if you would help me to partner with Strong Harvest International and go to Haiti this August to teach people about the amazing moringa tree. Our team will travel to Haiti August 1st through the 10th and teach, mentor and assist families to plant this wonderful tree.

I personally have never asked for funding or money and it truly does make me feel uncomfortable, but I believe this is a great cause! Our world at this time is full of disharmony, challenges, and negatives. I want to make a difference and make a positive impact in this world. If you can help me out, I would be ecstatic! Even the smallest donation will go a long way to helping me meet my goal. Any funds raised beyond my needs will go towards Strong Harvest's work in Haiti. If you can't donate, that is totally ok. I would still love prayers and high-fives from all of you. This is going to be a life-changing trip for me, but more importantly for the incredible people of Haiti.