Through this page, the Haitian Center for Humanitarian Action pays tribute to the women and men whose commitment, leadership, and actions have made a positive impact on the Haitian community in Haiti and around the world.

These inspiring individuals, from various fields — humanitarian work, culture, education, community service, the arts, politics, and entrepreneurship — have each contributed in their own way to promoting Haiti, supporting our people, and carrying the hope of a better future.

By honoring them, we celebrate not only their achievements, but also the values of solidarity, courage, resilience, and service that strengthen our community every day. Their impact remains a source of inspiration for present and future generations.

The honored

The Haitian Center for Humanitarian Action (CEHAH) wishes to pay special tribute to Ms. Nativita Saint-Louis Choute, former member of the CEHAH Executive Committee, for her outstanding commitment and dedicated service to the Haitian community.

Throughout her tenure within our organization, Ms. Saint-Louis Choute generously contributed her leadership, financial resources, and exceptional intellectual abilities in support of our mission. Her vision, dedication, and strong sense of responsibility played a significant role in strengthening CEHAH and advancing numerous initiatives that have benefited the Haitian community.

Her invaluable contributions, spirit of solidarity, and unwavering commitment to serving others remain a source of inspiration for all those who work toward the development, empowerment, and well-being of our community.

Irma Wilson is a Project Management Specialist, Healthcare Administrator, Consultant, Life Coach, Author, Speaker, and Educator. She has served as Vice President of the Centre Haïtien d’Action Humanitaire (CEHAH) since 2010 and is distinguished by her unwavering commitment to the Haitian community.

Deeply devoted to Haiti, she is always ready to support and empower Haitians, both in Haiti and throughout the diaspora. Her dedication to humanitarian service, community development, and leadership continues to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families she serves.

Marie Emanuella Garcy

Ms. Garcy embodies the values of solidarity, mutual support, compassion, and leadership that we strive to promote through her outstanding commitment and numerous contributions to the community.

The Haitian Center for Humanitarian Action (CEHAH) extends its deepest gratitude and heartfelt congratulations to her for her inspiring work and positive impact on the community. Her dedication, generosity, and spirit of service serve as a source of motivation for all.

Marlène Rémy Thélusma is an educator, international speaker, author, and the founder of Kay Créole and CaringPLUS. A former professor at Collège Boréal in Toronto, she has dedicated more than 30 years to education, the success of French-speaking Afro-descendant communities, and community development.

A committed Gospel artist and the author of several publications, she has received numerous honors and awards, including the King Charles III Medal in 2025, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to education, culture, and community service.

Kettly Excellent is a dedicated community organizer, humanitarian, and visionary leader who devotes her energy to the well-being of the Haitian community, both in Haiti and abroad.

Through her leadership, social commitment, and cultural and humanitarian initiatives, she works tirelessly to promote unity, solidarity, and the preservation and advancement of Haitian identity.

A woman of courage and action, she embodies hope, determination, and service to the most vulnerable, inspiring positive change and empowering communities to build a brighter future

Professor Bayyinah Bello is an Afro-descendant professor, educator, author, and humanitarian specializing in Haitian history, education, and linguistics.

With more than 40 years of research and experience, she is the co-founder of the Marie-Claire Heureuse Félicité Bonheur Dessalines Foundation (Fondasyon Felisite) and the author of several books on Haitian history and culture.

Through her scholarship, advocacy, and dedication to preserving Haiti’s historical and cultural heritage, Professor Bello has made significant contributions to education and to the promotion of Haitian identity both nationally and internationally.

The Haitian Center for Humanitarian Action (CEHAH) is proud to honor Robert Eugène, Fenel Choute, Dave Champagne, and Barbara Guillaume for their unwavering love, exemplary dedication, and steadfast commitment to serving the Haitian community both abroad and in Haiti.

Through their dedication, leadership, and meaningful contributions, they have helped strengthen the bonds of solidarity and promote the growth and development of our community. CEHAH extends its deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation for their invaluable service and outstanding contributions.

Congratulations to these community builders and proud ambassadors of Haitian heritage, whose efforts continue to inspire and uplift Haitians around the world.

Robert Eugene

Fenel Choute

Dave Champagne

Barbara Guillaume