Keeping Families Together in Haiti, One Step at a Time @MathScienceHistory
Keeping Families Together in Haiti, One Step at a Time  @MathScienceHistory
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
SPECIAL PODCASTHON EPISODE!
In 2017, a pregnant woman named was barely responsive in a mud hut in rural Haiti. Her husband said "we don't have money for the hospital." Angie Maldonado paid $30, got her there and four months later, she gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Ti Anjélla.

That moment sparked Espwa Means Hope, a nonprofit that empowers Haitian families through maternal healthcare, education, and job creation. This is what hope looks like in action.

I sat down with founder Angie Maldonado for this week's Podcasthon episode of Math! Science! History! where every year, podcasters around the world use their platform to spotlight a charity they believe in. This is mine.

👉 Listen on your favorite podcast player, or at MathScienceHistory.com. And if you want to help right now, please visit espwameanshopehaiti.org
Even a small monthly donation feeds preschoolers, funds birth kits, and keeps families together.

#Podcasthon #EspwaMeansHope #Haiti #MathScienceHistory #Podcast #NonProfit #MaternalHealth #HopeForHaiti #GiveBack #PodcastersForGood
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