Perri Pierre partners with Paul Walker’s “Reach Out WorldWide” to distribute educational toys in Les Cayes, HAITI.
On December 11th, 2015, Perri Pierre will hold a Christmas party for more than 100 kids in the town that he grew up in, Les Cayes, Haiti. There he will distribute educational toys donated by Leapfrog through Reach Out WorldWide, and school supplies of his own brand. The best students from the top 10 elementary schools in this town will be invited to attend.

About Perri Pierre and Reach Out WorldWide.
Perri Pierre was born in New York City on December 28th, 1988, but lived in Les Cayes, a small town in the south of Haiti from the ages of two to seventeen. There he attended FOJ from grade one to twelve. In 2006, he moved back to New York to attend university, graduating from Queens College – City University of New York in 2010, with a Bachelor’s degree in Drama and Theatre. Since then, he has produced and acted in several films, winning several awards.
Reach Out WorldWide (ROWW) is a network of committed professionals with first responder skill-set. The volunteers provide their expertise when disasters strike, augmenting local resources with the goal of accelerating relief efforts. They operate on a worldwide basis. ROWW has developed Standard Operating Procedures that facilitate arriving quickly, clearing access, providing basic necessities and medical assistance to ease survivors' pain, bringing hope in the bleakest of circumstances. Paul Walker founded the group after he was part of a relief team responding to the to the disaster brought forth by the earthquakes that struck Haiti.
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Perri Pierre is very grateful to Leapfrog and Reach out Worldwide for their donations, and thanks Paul Walker’s brother Cody and sister-in-law Felicia Walker for making this happen.
Parker Mckenna Posey from “My Wife and Kids” will be among Mr. Pierre’s guests at that party.
This is the first Christmas party that Perri has held for the kids, though he hopes to continue the event as a tradition every year, to bring holiday joy and cheer to the children.

For more information and to donate go to: www.perripierre.com/Lago-Lago-Nwel.html
For more information on ROWW go to: https://www.roww.org/about_us.php

It is a fact! People in the South are more welcoming. I am sure you have heard it the world over. And it's no different in Haiti. Perhaps, why they call the capital city of this department, Les Cayes "The City Of Hospitality". 
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From Aquin to Coteaux, the South has some of the most beautiful beaches the country has to offer. This list includes, Gelee Beach - One of the longest and most visited Beaches in Haiti, Point-De-Sable Beach in Port Salut, and not to forget Abakabay - which recently made CNN's World's 100 Best Beaches. 

Speaking of Abaka bay Beach, it's part of one of the most beautiful resorts in Haiti, "Abaka Bay Resort Beach Front Hotel". Located on the island of Ile-A-Vache, it's only a 15-20 minute yacht ride from the port of Les Cayes. But Abakabay is not the only resort on this Island, not too far there is Port-Morgan. 

Located in Camp-Perrin, Saut-Mathurine is the largest waterfall in Haiti. The source of its stream of water comes from the Rivière de Cavaillon. And it doesn't matter if it's over 100 degrees everywhere else. It always feels good there. Simply amazing!!!

Located in Bergeau, about a mile away from Les Cayes, this 50 acre garden contains plants, fruits and some very exotic flowers. It is the country's most spectacular botanical garden. And it’s soon to be the Caribbean's best. 

​Like to hike and climb mountain trails? Well, you have come to the right place. The south is home to the second Highest mountain of Haiti: Macaya. 

Numerous Historical battles took place in the south. Forts were built as a form of protection. Among them we can name, Fort des Anglais and Fort des Oliviers. Both located in Saint Louis du Sud, about half an hour drive from Les Cayes. Fort des Oliviers was built by the French during the colonial period, to fight the English. 

The South of Haiti has two of Haiti's Caves, including the country's Largest: Cave Marie-Jeanne. It is Located in Port-a-Piment, in the western part of the south and is about 120 meters deep and 4 kilometers long, making it one of the largest caves in the Caribbean. 

​Any town located on the south-western side of the country has the perfect angle to watch the sun sink slowly into the sea. And that makes the south the go-to vacation spot to watch sunsets. My personal favorite spot is in Port-Salut. It has the most beautiful sunset that I have ever seen.  

To be fair, everyone has different taste in food. But if you're into seafood, the chefs in the south got you. Because from the Conch in Gelee Beach, to the lobster in Port-Salut, they will make you the best seafood that you have ever tasted.