Participate · Sponsor a Campus

Who are you?

Choose your door

You're an individual · the diaspora · you

Join the Konbit

$90 / quarter

A dollar a day. $360 for the year.

You join the Konbit as a member of the cooperative. You receive the Kasav Box every quarter, you fund a young person's work, and as a member you earn dividends from the cooperative's community fund, backed by gold.

The Kasav Box every quarter, at the member price: $90, not $120
Member of the cooperative: dividends paid out from the community fund, backed by gold
The story and the data from your cohort
You're part of the Konbit, tracked on the public ledger

Join the Konbit

You're an organization · a church · a diaspora group

Sponsor a campus

from $3,600 / year · 10 youth

Pick a partner. Buy its harvest. Fund its cohort.

You choose a specific campus from our vetted list, and your contribution buys its harvest... funding a cohort of youth at that campus for the year. You receive the Kasav Boxes the network ships, plus full tracking: which partner, who, where, what your money produced.

Matched to one campus: $3,600 = a 10-youth cohort ($360/youth)
A full campus = 40 youth = $14,400 / year
The Kasav Boxes the network ships + the impact dashboard
Not a donation: you buy the harvest, it unfolds month by month

Choose a campus

Not ready to join? Buy the Kasav Box in advance, as many boxes as you want, delivered one per quarter. $120 a box, guest price. No commitment, no dividends. The same box runs $90 for a member, who also earns dividends. A guest spends... a member earns dividends.

Buy boxes

Just want to give? A tax-deductible donation (U.S.), through SAKALA International (501c3). No commitment, no joining the Konbit.

Make a donation · under construction

Where every dollar goes

The 40 / 40 / 20 Model

40%

Wages

Direct income to the youth, weighted by certification. A wage that beats the street, paid every year as long as the business runs.

40%

The youth's Gold (Lò)

Converted into allocated gold, held in the community trust and assigned to the youth. An asset that belongs to them and that appreciates, sheltered from the collapse of the gourde.

20%

Reinvestment

Funds the next cohort, the next campus. It's the flywheel that makes your dollar catalytic, not spent just once.

A dollar of conventional aid reaches Haitian hands as just 1 to 12 cents, then disappears. A dollar here is held at about 80 cents by the community, and it leaves behind an asset the youth own. See the transparency.