Tim Myers

‍Tim Myers, Co-Founder, Board Member

‍Tim is a retired builder with over 40 years of construction experience as a carpenter, superintendent and project manager. He is a graduate of Ohio State University with a BS in Soil Science and a US Navy veteran.

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‍Tim lived in Haiti for almost 10 years from 2011 to 2021 as in-country director and has overseen all of our projects in Haiti, coordinated work with other NGO’s in Haiti, given numerous presentations about HSP, and been tour leader for our student groups visiting Haiti. 

‍Contact Tim at tim@haitischoolproject.org

‍Clenson Pierre, Board Member

‍Clenson Pierre has a degree in Civil Engineering and has over ten years of professional experience in information technology, technical services, entrepreneurship training, and youth

‍development.

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‍Since 2021, Clenson has served as a business trainer and coach through the Power Move Business Training Program, helping young adults develop entrepreneurial skills, leadership capacity, and

‍financial literacy,  training youths throughout Haiti.

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‍Currently Clenson is the Trade School Manager for Extollo International in Limonade, Haiti where he continues to work with young people seeking practical pathways toward employment and entrepreneurship. 

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‍The Power Move Entrepreneurship Initiative represents the next step in that work: moving beyond training and creating real opportunities for business ownership.

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‍Contact Clenson at clenson@haitischoolproject.org

‍Hank Myers, Board Member

‍Hank was born and raised in Western Colorado. He is a graduate of Colorado School of Mines with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. 

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‍Hank is a former board member of Sovereign Threads, an NGO, supporting Bosnian women who survived the Srebrenica Genocide. 

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‍Hank visited Haiti in 2016. Giving back and education, has always been important to Hank, and he hopes to achieve both with HSP. Hank is also interested in using his engineering knowledge to help develop an efficient, affordable, and easily maintained source of electricity for rural areas in Haiti.

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‍Contact Hank at hank@haitischoolproject.org

Erik Peterson

‍Erik Peterson, Board Member

‍Erik is from Washington and has a B.S. in Manufacturing Engineering from Washington State University. Erik first went to Haiti in 2008 and has since made 12 trips to the country with a number of different NGOs, and is a former board member of Clean Water for Haiti and the Milwaukee Kiwanis YMCA. Mission trips have been a regular part of his life since he was 15. 

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‍Erik’s passions are construction and youth development and been involved with Haiti School Project for over 5 years. 

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‍Contact Erik at erik@haitischoolproject.org

‍Natacha Cadet

‍Natacha has been with Haiti School Project for over 10 years assisting with translation, coordinating with other NGOs, managing our sanitation projects and the Shed-A-Light program. She was born and raised in Petion-Ville. Natacha has also studied hotel management; worked for MINUSTAH, managed restaurants, and worked in a children’s orphanage taking care of more than 35 children of all ages. Natacha loves working with people and most of all loves bringing smiles to others.

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‍Contact Natacha at natacha@haitischoolproject.org

‍Joseph Mathurin

‍Joseph “Matt” Mathurin has been with Haiti School Project since the beginning in 2011. He is the liaison person between HSP and Haiti. Matt was born and raised in Port-au-Prince and has an extensive understanding of Haiti for having visited most of the country.

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‍Matt has basic knowledge in medical science, has studied information technology, and possesses great writing skills. Matt is also a photographer and is an aspiring screenwriter. 

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‍He enjoys traveling, reading, music, movies, general logic, and an enjoyable conversation with down-to-earth people like himself. Matt believes you get from life nothing but what you deserve.

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‍Contact Matt at matt@haitischoolproject.org

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‍Allan Cunningham - Deceased  

‍Al has been with Haiti School Project for over 10 years. He has been to Haiti 2 times and was a supervisor on the Villard school and toilets. Al is a retired construction project manager.  He has over 40 years of experience in residential and commercial construction, with 33 years as a superintendent and project manager. He is a graduate of Wayne State University with a BA in English Composition and was a 1st Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps.

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December 4, 1944 – April 23, 2025

Allan James Cunningham, age 80, of Glenwood Springs, Colorado passed away on April 23, 2025, at his home. Born on December 4, 1944, in Detroit, Michigan, he was the son of the late James and Grace Cunningham.

Allan Cunningham graduated from Wayne State University with a bachelor’s degree in English in 1966. Allan was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps on December 1, 1969. He served in Vietnam with India Co, 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines and was the recipient of multiple awards including the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V. He was honorably discharged as a First Lieutenant on July 1, 1971. Allan worked for Harriman Construction as a superintendent and project manager in Basalt, CO for 33 years. He was married to Judy Cunningham till her passing on July 10th, 1995. He dedicated his life to family and community.

Allan found joy in lifelong learning and reading books. He enjoyed golfing, swimming, watching sports and collecting coins. He also enjoyed volunteering his time to helping others. He was highly involved with the non-profit Haiti School Project, which built schools in Haiti. He created a unique set of values and stuck to them, those values included Buddhist teachings, dedication to family, and volunteering his time to those in need.

Allan James Cunningham is survived by his son Ian James Cunningham, daughter Ambere Grace Cunningham, grandson James Allan Cunningham, two siblings Janet Muse, and Donald Cunningham.

Allan James Cunningham will be greatly missed by all who knew him. His legacy of kindness, service, and dedication to his family and friends will live on in the hearts of the lives he touched.