Our 20 Year Impact
6000 +
Scholarships
In this our 20th year, The Crosby Fund has provided over 6,000 scholarships for student from Pre-K through University in over 80 schools across the rural Artibonite Valley.
3 X
Employment Rate
Our graduates are employed at 3 times the national average.
100 %
Higher Education
100% of our Secondary School (high school) graduates will receive scholarships to either a Technical/Professional School or University.
Success Stories
Alumni
Our University and Technical/Professional School graduates are employed at three times the national average. Crosby Fund graduates are doctors, accountants, nurses, electricians, agrarians (and more) and are working to make a difference in their communities all across Haiti. After graduating from secondary school, our university students go on to attend colleges in the capital city of Port-au-Prince and around the country. Many of our secondary school graduates go on to technical and vocational training at schools across Haiti. Upon receiving their degrees, The Crosby Fund then assists these graduates in securing internships and jobs across Haiti.
Meet Our Alumni228 Primary Program Students
228 scholarships for children in Pre-K to 6th grade.
56 schools attended across the Artibonite Valley.
52% Girls & 48% Boys
$250/year for tuition, books and a uniform
More About the Primary School Program
220 Secondary Program Students
220 secondary program scholarships
33 schools attended across the region
51% Girls – 49% Boys
$350/year for tuition, books and a uniform
More About the Secondary School Program54 Technical Program Students
54 Technical School scholarships offered
24 Technical School programs attended
$750-$2,500/year for tuition, apprenticeship costs, and travel stipend
2-3 years for completion
More About the Technical School Program
49 University Students
48 University scholarships offered
17 Universities attended in Port-au-Prince
$3,000/year for tuition & living expenses
5 year programs plus 1 year mandatory internship
10 students currently in their internship year
More About the University Program