In order for these education and health programs in Haiti to succeed, HOPEH, Inc, has reached out to churches, individuals, groups in the USA and other countries to help with donations or fund raising events. HOPEH has many wonderful sponsors who (have been involved since the organization's inception in 1998. These sponsors, along with some very generous anonymous donorr, include:  Elenda Johnson, Cargo Agent for American Airlines and President of Medical Wings, Inc., has brought several medical groups to help HOPEH, Inc., in Juampas as well as supporting several orphanages in Port-au-Prince. 

Peggy Clark, American Airlines Customer Service Agent, has been providing humanitarian supplies for children through HOPEH since 2001. 

William Dice, Cargo Agent for American Airlines, has been providing HOPEH with supplies of over-the-counter medicines and hygienic products. 

Harvest Rain Ministry in Fairburn, Georgia, has been sponsoring two teachers to Juampas village for the past year. 

Dr. Jane Carter, a Psychiatrist from Portland, Oregon, has been financially supporting HOPEH for since its founding in 1998. 

CCHMP (Carroll County Haiti Mission Project), a volunteer group from Illinois that started the construction of the Juampas medical clinic in 2001. CCHMP has dedicated valuable time, invested enormous energy, and made generous donations to HOPEH, Inc. In grateful appreciation of their generous efforts and faithful commitment, the new HOPEH clinic was named ³The Mount Carroll Medical Clinic.² They have been HOPEH¹s number one all-around support group for many years. 

Airline Ambassadors, Inc., is a group founded by American Airlines flight attendant Nancy Rivard. This group has been helping HOPEH, Inc., by sending humanitarian aid and supplies to Haiti for many years.