Everyday life in Haiti.
Everyday life in Haiti – street vendors sell their produce.
Street vendors shade themselves from the hot Haitian sun.
An example of the colorful signs that decorate Haiti's streets.
Everyday life in Haiti – a woman gets ready to put a bucket on her head.
Everyday life in Haiti on the streets.
A political poster on display in Haiti's streets.
A popular restaurant chain in Haiti.
An example of the colorful signs painted on buildings in Haiti.
Everyday street life in Haiti – women carry baskets on their heads.
One of the many interesting signs on cars, buses and buildings in Haiti.
Leftover destruction from the 2010 earthquake.
A roof-top view of Grace International's refugee camp.
A Haitian boy waves from Grace International's refugee camp
Team member Donna Fitzgerald (center) hugs team members and sisters Meghan and Katie Bool.
Team member Carol Truesdale sorts through beans for a meal that will feed almost 500 hungry Haitian children.
A Haitian woman sorts through beans.
A woman uses a mortar and pestle.
Two puppies use this woman's chair for shelter in Grace International's refugee camp.
Beverly Black helps cook for almost 500 children in Grace International's refugee camp. These bouillon cubes will be used to flavor the rice and beans they'll eat.
Mothers attend this informal school that teaches women how to care for their infants in Grace International's refugee camp.
A blackboard in Grace International's English school.
Students working hard to memorize English phrases.
Team member Gloria Peaden with one of the English teachers and his father in Grace International's refugee camp.
Signs that reaad "Merci Jesus," or "Thank you Jesus" are everywhere in Haiti – even written into the cement, like this one.
The informal school that teaches women how to care for their infants in Grace International's refugee camp.
A few students sit in a classroom in Grace International's refugee camp. (Class was not in session).
Team member Donna Fitzgerald walks in the tabernacle in Grace International's refugee camp.
A toy hand made by a child in Grace International's refugee camp.
A Haitian orphan is comforted.
A woman sits in her tent in Grace International's refugee camp.
Jenel Moise was raised in Grace International's orphanage, and now works their as an English teacher there. Here he's pictured with one of the orphans.
Orphan girls braid each others hair.
Team members help push the orphan girls on the swing set.
A girl at Grace International's orphanage.
Women washing clothes.
A woman cooks in an open kitchen.
Haitian children in Grace International's refugee camp.
Haitians in the refugee camp start their own businesses, like this barber shop.
The table set for lunch at Grace International.
The women sort through beans to feed to almost 500 children.
The women take a quick break from bean sorting.
Team member Donna Fitzgerald sorts beans.
Beverly Black with two of the group's Haitian friends, Jenel Moise and Djimy Francois.
Beverly Black and Gloria Peaden sort beans together.
The women's kitchen, where they prepare food for hundreds of Haitian children on a regular basis.
A Haitian man and woman look out over the neighborhood.
Beverly Black with Bishop Jeune, who founded Grace International in 1975 with his wife, Doris Jeune.
