Triad Haitian Community Association

09/26/2026

❤️ Give Hope. Change Lives. Support Our Community! 🙏

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💛 Your Donation Makes a Difference!

At Triad Haitian Community Association (THCA), we believe that together, we can build a stronger community and create a brighter tomorrow.

Your generous donations help us continue providing:

🍎 Food assistance for families in need 🎓 Youth development and empowerment 🤝 Community outreach programs ❤️ Family support and assistance 📚 Education and training opportunities

Every contribution, big or small, helps us reach more families, empower more young people, and bring hope to our community.

💰 Support Our Mission Today!

🟢 Cash App: $Triad2016 💜 Zelle: 336-858-0044

🙏 Thank you for standing with THCA and helping us make a lasting difference!

Together, we can change lives, one family at a time.

📢 Please share this post with your friends and family. Your support means everything!

09/24/2026

💙 Serving Everyone in Our Community

THCA was founded in 2016 to unite, empower, and support the community. Although our organization has strong Haitian roots, our services and programs are open to individuals and families of all backgrounds.

We provide food assistance, youth development, education, family support, cultural enrichment, community outreach, and referrals to essential resources.

Our vision is a Greater High Point where every resident has the support and opportunity needed to thrive.

09/24/2026

🤝 Volunteers Make Community Impact Possible

THCA is seeking caring volunteers to assist with:

• Food distributions
• Community outreach
• Youth mentoring
• Educational workshops
• Event preparation
• Administrative support

Whether you can serve once or volunteer regularly, your time and skills can make a meaningful difference for Greater High Point families.

Call 336-880-6128 to get involved.

09/24/2026

🌟 Investing in Our Youth

Every young person deserves encouragement, guidance, and opportunities to succeed.

THCA supports youth through mentoring, educational activities, leadership development, technology instruction, cultural enrichment, community service, and college and career exposure.

We are building a safe and supportive environment where young people can learn, grow, and become confident community leaders.

Interested in volunteering or supporting our youth programs? Contact us at 336-880-6128.

09/24/2026

📢 Weekly Community Food Pantry

THCA’s food pantry serves individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in Greater High Point.

🗓 Saturdays
⏰ 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
🤝 Open to people of all backgrounds

Our goal is to help families access nutritious food while connecting them with community resources that support health, stability, and well-being.

To learn more, volunteer, or donate, call 336-880-6128.

09/24/2026

🥦 Helping Families Live Healthier Lives

Triad Haitian Community Association is committed to improving food access, health, and family well-being throughout Greater High Point.

Through our community food pantry and outreach programs, we provide nutritious food, helpful information, and connections to local resources for individuals and families of all backgrounds.

Together, we can build a healthier and stronger community.

For information or assistance, contact THCA at 336-880-6128.

08/01/2026

https://myfox8.com/news/triad-haitian-community-association-speaks-on-tps-ending/

(WGHP) — Thousands of Haitians across the U.S. are living in uncertainty after Temporary Protected Status expired this week. It’s a legal status that allows people to live and work in t…

07/31/2026

https://rss.com/podcasts/wptf-afternoon-news/3036199/

Fear and confusion are spreading through North Carolina's Haitian community as Temporary Protected Status protections expire for thousands of immigrants who have lived and worked in the United States for years. Woodson Simon, Executive Director of Triad Haitian Community Association based in High Po...

07/30/2026

https://abc11.com/post/nc-haitian-community-reacts-supreme-court-ruling-tps-clears-trump-administration-start-deportation/19382378/

"They are hardworking people. They are taxpayers. Business owners."

07/30/2026

THCA President Woodson Simon Speaks to ABC News on Impact of Ending Haitian TPS

Immigration attorney Hugh Hudson said many of his Haitian clients have spent decades building lives in the United States.