Another film screening event is in the works for February 7, 2027.

This will be our third film event. In 2025 we watched “N’Ap Boule (Through the Barricades)” a short film showcasing the challenges facing Haitians trying to access healthcare. Our 2026 film was HAÏTI: LA RANÇON DE L’INDÉPENDANCE (Haiti: The Price of Independence)—a 63 minute film retracing the history of Haiti’s debt in order to understand the spiral of borrowing that stunted the country’s development. 

More details about this year’s film will be shared as soon as they’re available.

Another Hike 4 Haiti event is in the works for Saturday April 3, 2027.

Hike 4 Haiti is an opportunity to Walk with Us for 4 miles, as we come together to raise awareness and funds for CCH’s critical healthcare, education, and community development work in Jacmel, Haiti. Why 4 miles? Demontreuil is a community of thousands located 4 miles from CCH’s Primary Care Clinic in Jacmel. Here, families face significant economic and social challenges. CCH partners with the “OCASE” farming co-op and EMEVO Primary School in Demontreuil to provide leadership development, teacher training, and other essential resources that meet immediate needs and strengthen the community.

For residents of Demontreuil, 4 miles is often the distance they must walk to reach CCH’s Clinics—an essential lifeline for healthcare. When you Hike 4 Haiti and invite others to join you, you’re helping to bring critical support to families who rely on these services. With each step, you are bringing life-changing opportunities and life-saving care to those who need it most.

More details and a registration link will be shared as soon as they’re available.

For fifteen years, friends, family, and leaders from across the DMV healthcare community have come together to honor Jim Wilmot’s legacy and ensure families in Haiti have access to compassionate, reliable care.

This tournament is more than a round of golf. It reflects a shared commitment to the belief that healthcare should bring dignity, access, and hope in the Washington metro region and in Jacmel, Haiti.

Through the Jim Wilmot Memorial Fund, this event provides mission-critical support for CCH clinics serving moms, dads, and children who often have nowhere else to turn. Patients receive primary and rehabilitation care, along with preventive services that help families stay healthy.

The last couple of years CCH has hosted a tournament in October for cornhole enthusiasts and anyone else who loves food, fun, and fellowship.

In 2027, we may try a new location and time of year, so please stay tuned!

All proceeds go towards a great cause: Healthcare, Education, and Community Development ministries at the Community Coalition for Haiti.