Seastar Services, Inc.is a 501(c)3 organization that seeks to uniquely serve those in need, primarily children.
Seastar Services, Inc.is a 501(c)3 organization that seeks to uniquely serve those in need, primarily children, by identifying areas that cause discomfort in regions all over the world. Working with communities to obtain basic human welfare and rights by organizing those who are able to help is a key goal for SSI. Seastar Services feels a responsibility to share what we have with others who have
05/01/2018
Happy Month!
Haitian Heritage Month Playlist: 10 konpa songs you have got to hear In celebration of Haitian Heritage Month and upcoming Compas Fest, Miami.com has your Spotify playlist off all the konpa hits you need to get warmed up.
04/19/2018
DHS decision to end Haitian immigrant protections questioned Newly released internal documents are raising questions about the Trump administration's decision to end protections for tens of thousands of Haitian immigrants -- and whether the argument that the protections were no longer merited was valid.
10/04/2017
Inviting you to 2 important workshops on Saturday, October 21st!
04/16/2017
After attending a local school charity event, ED, Deborah Finley-Jackson shares a wonderful reflection on the Seastar Blog
Inspiration from the dance The other night, I was at a school fundraiser called “Taste the Nations”, where for a fee, guests could sample delicious food prepared by local restaurants and parents. Part of the festivities included student performances of various dances from cultures around the world as entertainment.
11/12/2016
is facing a major food crisis among so many other devastating hardships. Seastar Services is doing what we can to help. Help our supported village, Barriere Jeudie, replant the mango groves that have been destroyed by the hurricane. See our gofundme here---> read about the crisis below...
Haiti faces a 'major food crisis', its interim president says - BBC News Haiti's interim leader tells the BBC the country faces a "major food crisis" after Hurricane Matthew.
11/11/2016
The barrels have been sent! We sent 11 barrels to support Haiti, which totaled over a ton of food and clothing....THANK YOU to all who supported the effort!! We received donations from St Mark AME Church, Mt Olive AME Church of Port Washington, NY, Macedonia AME, St. Matthews in the Bronx AME, Allen Temple AME Church, as well as other cash donations from individuals. appreciates your prayers, love and support.
11/09/2016
11/07/2016
“Doing Business” Will Change Africa
Zuckerberg In Nigeria: How "Doing Business" Will Change Africa | Huffington Post When some think about entrepreneurship, they imagine how the Gates, Brins, Winfreys, and Dangotes of the world are feeding economic mobility and self-suf...