Let's Build Gonave, Haiti!

Above is the Island of Jeju in South Korea. Ile-a-Vache, Haiti is being looked at by the Haitian Government to be a tourist destination for locals as well as people from around the world. The island still holds true to what Haiti use to look like.  The lack of man-made destruction on the island is very appealing for the government.  The island currently is self sustaining with respect to food and even has a small 20 room hotel on it. Below is Ile-a-Vache, or Cow Island in Haiti. The island of 14,000 doesn't have any cars, and as you can see is unspoiled.  Like Jeju island in South Korea, the government is planning on building a small international airport, transportation system, and hotels/bungalows on the island. Sounds extremely promising, and you can be sure that Let's Build Gonave, Haiti will be involved in some capacity.

There are many different groups proposing how to develop Gonave, and how to develop an economy on the island.  Some use crowdfunding or investors.  Let's Build Haiti attempted this and then thought of ways to make developing Gonave a reality.  What makes Let's Build Haiti different is that it is already an established business.  We are a small brewery, which currently is creating a couple of beers that will be the signature beers of Gonave.  The purpose is that each of the beers developed will be sold, and the profits from those beers would be put into a fund.  Now how is it possible to donate 100% of money from a few beers that we develop to help with the building of Gonave?  Through corporate backers who will sponsor both beer projects, which will pay for the overhead (equipment, raw materials, shipping, etc).  We hope that from this we establish a group that will work with the Haitian Government to lease the island of Gonave for developmen...