Foyer de Sion, Haiti
Persons
| Person | Relation type | Date from | Date to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guesno and Majorie Mardy | Founder of |
Relations to other organizations
Foyer de Sion was founded in 1999 by a compassionate man and his wife who, although poor and needy themselves, took in seventeen other children in desperate need of nutrition and love, solely because they saw a need. Their vision of helping others has grown, along with their household size. The faith, hard work and dedication of Guesno and Majorie Mardy have saved countless lives as the organization has grown into what it is today. Currently in the direct care of the Mardys are 200+ children, many of whom are referred to waiting families in North America and Europe, many of whom are still waiting for their forever families to come along. To date, over 200 children have come home to their families in the US, Canada and France.
(website 2/2008)
Documents
| Title | Publication date |
|---|---|
| Found: the nine-year-old orphan who became the symbol of Haiti's tragedy | 2010 Jul 12 |
| Bleak Portrait of Haiti Orphanages Raises Fears | 2010 Feb 6 |
| More Haitian orphans coming to Utah | 2010 Feb 6 |
| Haitian children stand by waiting plane for clearance to fly to Utah | 2010 Jan 29 |
| Utahns working on last minute deal for Haitian orphans | 2010 Jan 29 |
| One more horror for Haiti kids | 2010 Jan 22 |
| Blog: Continuing efforts to bring our children home (gray area) | 2009 Feb 5 |