Thank You! / Mèsi!

Wanted to say thank you to all of those who venture to this site on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis.  You are from all over the world, and you care about the people of Gonave, Haiti. 

With that said, please know that I am still personally working on making a difference for Gonave.  Not only have I got other groups, not-for-profits, and individuals involved, but I also have some citizens of Gonave involved.  So thank you to all of those folks as well.

The success of this page has went beyond my imagination.  There are several visits from some individuals daily.  Please continue.  I do this for passion!  I do this for purpose!  Soon I hope to develop a Podcast channel where local talent can show their creativity.  From there people from Gonave and all over the world will be able to go online and listen to talk shows, musical talent, and even radio, all from people FROM Gonave.  Why do you think I wrote a blog talking about forming dance groups?

Everyday, inch by inch, we make changing Gonave happen.

Go Gonave!

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Te vle di di ou mèsi ak tout moun sa yo ki antrepriz nan sit sa a sou yon baz chak jou , chak semenn, oswa menm chak mwa. Ou se soti nan tout mond la, epi ou pran swen sou moun yo nan Gonave , Ayiti.
Avèk ki t'ap di: , tanpri konnen se mwen menm toujou pèsonèlman ap travay sou fè yon diferans pou Gonave . Se pa sèlman yo te mwen te resevwa lòt gwoup , pa -pou- pwofi, ak moun ki patisipe , men mwen gen tou gen kèk sitwayen nan Gonave patisipe. Se konsa, di ou mèsi ak tout moun sa yo jan yo tou.
Siksè nan paj sa a te al pi lwen pase imajinasyon m 'yo. Gen plizyè vizit nan kèk moun chak jou. Tanpri kontinye. Mwen fè sa pou pasyon ! M 'fè sa pou rezon ! Byento Mwen espere ke yo devlope yon kanal Podcast kote talan lokal kapab montre kreyativite yo. Soti nan gen moun ki sòti nan Gonave ak nan tout mond lan yo pral kapab ale sou entènèt epi koute pale montre, talan mizikal , e menm radyo yo, tout soti nan moun ki sòti nan Gonave . Poukisa ou panse ke mwen te ekri yon blog ap pale de fòme gwoup dans ?
Chak jou, pous pa pous , nou fè chanje Gonave rive.
Ale Gonave !

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