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SECOND MILE HAITI
TUCSON, AZ · EIN 453643634 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE E32 · Health Care · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.secondmilehaiti.org
revenue
$770K
expenses
$794K
net assets
$925K
employees
2
program ratio
88%
mission · from form 990

SECOND MILE HAITI IS A SOCIAL MISSION DEDICATED TO ASSISTING, EDUCATING, AND EMPOWERING FAMILIES.

profile · synthesized from sources

Second Mile Haiti provides life-saving medical care and sustainable solutions to combat childhood malnutrition and poverty for families in Haiti. Their programs focus on maternal and newborn health, nutritional support, and community empowerment, aiming to foster long-term change and resilience among vulnerable populations.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2022

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $306K
    MATERNITY: THE JEAN LOUIS MATERNITY CENTER GIVES INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN THE REGION OF MILOT THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACCESS SAFE BIRTHS, PRENATAL CARE, FAMILY-BASED EDUCATION, POSTPARTUM FOLLOW-UP, AND FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES. IN MAY 2021, SMH OPENED A SECOND MATERNITY CENTER IN SAINT- RAPHAEL, HAITI. BETWEEN THE TWO CENTERS, MIDWIVES AND NURSES CONDUCTED 10,035 PRENATAL CARE AND POSTPARTUM VISITS, 2,065 FAMILY PLANNING VISITS, AND FACILITATED 725 SAFE BIRTHS.
  2. #2 $91K
    COMMUNITY: 1950 FRUIT TREES WERE PLANTED AND INSTRUCTED TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS. 5,000 COMMUNITY MEMBERS BENEFITED FROM THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW ACCESS ROAD AND THE INSTALLATION OF 60 SOLAR-POWERED STREET LIGHTS, GIVING 2,400+ INDIVIDUALS ACCESS TO LIGHT. TO COMBAT CHOLERA, 600 WATER FILTERS WERE GIFTED TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS, GIVING 15,000 INDIVIDUALS ACCESS TO CLEAN DRINKING WATER. 140 CHILDREN HAD THEIR SCHOOL FEES PAID.
named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Empowerment Initiatives
Supports community-wide projects that enhance infrastructure, education, and overall well-being.
Malnutrition Treatment Center
Provides urgent care and nutritional support for children suffering from malnutrition.
Maternal and Newborn Programs
Ensures healthy pregnancies, safe births, and comprehensive care for mothers and newborns.
activities · 8 groups

what they do

  • Perinatal and Lactation Support Services 6 activities
    • Campus Operations in Northern Haiti
      Operates three campuses in Northern Haiti, including a seven-acre campus in Kafoupè and a two-acre campus in Saint-Raphaël Arrondissement with a Maternity Center and a Malnutrition Treatment Center. A third campus in Al du Nord is opening in 2025. They employ 80 Haitian professionals full-time across their two Family Centers.
    • Expansion and Replication of Service Model
      Operates three campuses in Northern Haiti, including sites in Cap-Haïtien, Saint-Raphaël, and Al du Nord (opening 2025), and has replicated its integrated care model for maternal and child health in new regions of Haiti.
    • Maternal and Newborn Care
      Operates birth centers and provides comprehensive care for healthy pregnancies and safe births, including prenatal visits for expectant mothers. Since 2019, 4,000 newborns have been safely delivered at their birth centers.
    • Maternal and Newborn Health Care
      Operates maternity centers in Northern Haiti, including a two-acre campus in Saint-Raphaël and a seven-acre campus in Kafoupè, providing prenatal visits, education classes, and full-service maternity care. Has welcomed 4,000 newborns safely into the world since 2019.
    • Operating Campuses in Northern Haiti
      Operates three campuses in Northern Haiti, including a seven-acre campus in Kafoupè and a two-acre campus in Saint-Raphaël Arrondissement, with a third campus in Al du Nord opening in 2025, employing 80 Haitian professionals full-time.
    • Providing Maternal and Newborn Care
      Operates maternal and newborn programs, including birth centers and maternity care at the Saint-Raphaël campus, which have safely welcomed 4,000 newborns since 2019 and provide prenatal visits and education classes for expectant mothers.
  • Organized Running Race Events 4 activities
    • 5K Meetup Events in the U.S.
      Organizes 5K meetup events in multiple U.S. cities—including Los Gatos, Oakland, Keller, Tucson, and Nashville—to engage supporters and raise awareness.
    • 5K Meetups
      Organizes 5K meetups in various cities across the United States, including Los Gatos, CA, Oakland, CA, Keller, TX, Tucson, AZ, and Nashville, TN, to raise awareness and support for their programs.
    • Community Fundraising Events
      Organizes 5K meetups in various cities across the US, including Los Gatos, CA, Oakland, CA, Keller, TX, Tucson, AZ, and Nashville, TN.
    • Organizing 5K Meetups
      Organizes 5K meetups in various cities across the United States, including Los Gatos, CA, Oakland, CA, Keller, TX, Tucson, AZ, and Nashville, TN.
  • Child Sponsorship for Educational Support 4 activities
    • School Sponsorship Program
      Provides school supplies, books, uniforms, and shoes for children, and offers scholarships for graduates of their Malnutrition Treatment Centers. They have provided 588 scholarships and launched a School Sponsorship Program.
    • School Sponsorship Program
      Operates a School Sponsorship Program that provides 588 scholarships for graduates of their Malnutrition Treatment Centers and supplies school necessities such as school supplies, books, uniforms, and shoes for children in Haiti.
    • School Sponsorship and Educational Support
      Runs a School Sponsorship Program providing scholarships, school supplies, books, uniforms, and shoes for children in Haiti. Has provided 588 scholarships for graduates of Malnutrition Treatment Centers.
    • School Supplies and Scholarships
      Provides school supplies, books, uniforms, and school shoes for children in Haiti, and has awarded 588 scholarships for graduates of their Malnutrition Treatment Centers.
  • Nutritional Support for Malnourished Youth 3 activities
    • Malnutrition Treatment and Support
      Operates Malnutrition Treatment Centers that house critically-ill children for medical and nutritional treatment, education, and psychosocial support. They provide formula for malnourished children and have achieved a relapse rate of less than 1% for children recovering from Severe Acute Malnutrition. Since 2013, 2,900 children have been housed for treatment.
    • Malnutrition Treatment for Children
      Operates Malnutrition Treatment Centers in Northern Haiti, housing 2,900 critically ill children since 2013 and achieving a relapse rate of less than 1% for children recovering from Severe Acute Malnutrition. Provides urgent care, nutritional support, formula, and psychosocial support.
    • Operating Malnutrition Treatment Centers
      Operates Malnutrition Treatment Centers in Northern Haiti, including the first one in Cap Haitien, which have housed 2,900 critically-ill children since 2013 for medical and nutritional treatment, education, and psychosocial support, achieving a relapse rate of less than 1%.
  • Off-Grid Solar Energy Access 3 activities
    • Solar Infrastructure Development
      Installs solar street lamps in villages across Northern Haiti to improve safety and economic opportunity, with 330 lamps installed since 2021. Implements broader solar infrastructure projects through campus operations.
    • Solar Street Lamp Installation
      Installs solar street lamps in villages of Northern Haiti to improve safety and increase opportunity. Since 2021, 330 solar street lamps have been installed.
    • Solar Street Lamp Installation
      Installs solar street lamps in villages of Northern Haiti, having installed 330 since 2021, to improve safety and increase opportunity within communities.
  • Therapeutic & Community Art Workshops 2 activities
    • Community Enrichment and Therapeutic Programming
      Offers art therapy, movement classes, and sewing programs to support psychosocial well-being and community development at its centers.
    • Therapeutic and Educational Programming
      Adds art therapy, movement classes, and sewing to its programming for beneficiaries.
  • Residential Care for Orphaned and Destitute Children 1 activity
    • Community Infrastructure and Well-being Projects
      Supports community-wide projects to enhance infrastructure, education, and overall well-being, including providing meals from campus gardens and replicating its care model in new areas of Haiti.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • Community Agricultural Development
      Trains women in small-scale vegetable farming, providing them with tools, seeds, and support for home gardens. They also distribute fruit trees to families to create new income sources and provide food. 1,500 women have been trained and 9,000 fruit trees distributed.
    • Community Agricultural Training and Support
      Trains 1,500 women in small-scale vegetable farming, providing them with tools, seeds, and support to start home gardens, and distributes 9,000 fruit trees to families to create new income sources and provide food.
    • Community Agriculture and Food Security Programs
      Trains women in small-scale vegetable farming and funds home gardens, providing tools, seeds, and ongoing support. Distributes fruit trees from campuses to families to improve food security and create income sources.
    • Community Infrastructure and Well-being Projects
      Supports community-wide projects aimed at enhancing infrastructure, education, and overall well-being, including providing urgent care, nutritional support, and essential resources to families.
    • Local Employment and Capacity Building
      Employs 80 Haitian professionals full-time across its operations, supporting local workforce development and organizational sustainability.
    • Therapeutic and Educational Programming
      Offers art therapy, movement classes, and sewing as part of its programming for beneficiaries.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$770K
Contributions & grants$769K100%
Program service revenue$1K0%
Investment income$-706-0%
Other revenue$963
expenses
Total expenses$794K
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead8%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$391K
Grants paid out$56K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$925K
Cash$247K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$925K
Liquid reserves3.7 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +18.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
JENNIFER SCHENK VICE PRESIDENT, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 60 $55K
board members · 6
  • ALEXANDRA SALINAS — DIRECTOR
  • ALISA CURRY — DIRECTOR
  • ARMEN RASHIYDAN — DIRECTOR
  • NATHAN JEROME — TREASURER
  • TIMOTHY HINTON — PRESIDENT
  • WENDY HINTON — SECRETARY
relationships · 2

who they work with

  • Hands Up for Haiti Partner — Partnership to extend pediatric healthcare through the Kairam Wellbaby Program.
  • Ministry of Health Partner — Partners with the Ministry of Health to tackle systemic problems in Haitian communities.