Eunice Laborde is the President and Founder of Souvenir Children Foundation of Haiti, Inc. She is a nurse by profession. Over the past 20 years she has made numerous trips to Haiti to help with mission projects. She was part of the initial team of healthcare providers who went to help in Haiti after the earthquake of 2010. She is very passionate about improving the quality of life of the Haitian people through education.

Joel Laborde is the Vice-President and co-founder of Souvenir Children Foundation of Haiti, Inc. He is an Internist practicing Medicine in Tampa for over 20 years. He has accompanied his wife, Eunice, on several mission trips to Haiti. Dr. Laborde was part of a medical team that went to Haiti after the earthquake of 2010. The devastation he witnessed after the earthquake prompted him to become more involved in mission work in Haiti.

Fadia Richardson is the Treasurer of Souvenir Children Foundation of Haiti, Inc. She is a High School teacher by profession. She has been involved in education in the Tampa Bay area for over 34 years. Her experience and insights as an Educator are valuable assets in implementing the Foundation’s mission.

James Wilson is a retired Marine Corps Colonel with a heart for missions and ministries to the poor and marginalized. He devotes his time to assisting faith- based charities at home and abroad and has a passion for the great work of Souvenir Children Foundation in Haiti which is creating a legacy of hope for the next generation.

Tania Paquin Lozano is an Endocrinologist in Tampa where she has practiced for over 20 years. In spite of her busy schedule she has made time to be involved in the community. For a number of years she was the Secretary of Haitian Association Foundation of Tampa Bay. She is very committed to the goals of Souvenir Children Foundation of Haiti, Inc. to provide education as a key to a brighter future.

Victoria Lozano lives in New York City and works for a healthcare technology company. Throughout her life she has demonstrated a passion for service, attending mission trips all over the world. Most recently, she visited Haiti in 2016 with members of SCF and became inspired to consistently support the organization’s mission as a member of the Advisory Board. She is also a member of a group of young professionals that support the Haitian Global Health Alliance in raising money for a medical research, treatment, and training facility in Port-au-Prince.