Grant & Funder Information
For Funders & Grantors
Everything you need to verify CALUNAH's legitimacy, review our programs, and make a confident grant decision.
IRS 501(c)(3) Nonprofit | EIN: 71-1006724
Everything you need to verify CALUNAH's legitimacy, review our programs, and make a confident grant decision.
| Legal Name | Club des Alumni de l'Université Adventiste d'Haïti (CALUNAH) |
| EIN / Tax ID | 71-1006724 |
| Tax Status | IRS 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Organization |
| Incorporated | 1993 |
| Fiscal Year | January 1 – December 31 |
| Mailing Address | P.O. Box 110373, Palm Bay, FL 32908 |
| Primary Website | www.calunah.org |
| Grant Inquiries | info@calunah.org |
| Mission | To unite graduates of l'Université Adventiste d'Haïti (UNAH) worldwide through faith, fellowship, scholarships, and service — empowering Haiti's development and honoring the Adventist legacy of education. |
| Primary Beneficiaries | UNAH students in Haiti, Haitian diaspora communities, and alumni across 20+ countries |
| Geographic Reach | United States, Haiti, and international diaspora communities |
Annual scholarships to outstanding UNAH students demonstrating academic excellence and financial need. Over $250,000 awarded to date.
Connects experienced professionals with UNAH students and recent graduates for career guidance, networking, and professional development.
Funds library resources, laboratory equipment, and infrastructure projects that enhance the learning environment at UNAH's Diquini campus.
Annual community outreach in Haiti and diaspora cities including health fairs, food drives, disaster relief, and back-to-school programs.
A global alumni network facilitating job connections, career referrals, and professional networking events for UNAH graduates worldwide.
Events, publications, and arts programs celebrating Haitian culture and Adventist heritage, connecting the diaspora community to its roots.
CALUNAH is governed by a volunteer Executive Committee of 15 elected members representing diverse professional backgrounds and geographic chapters.
Six active chapters operate under the national organization's bylaws, each led by an elected chapter president accountable to the Executive Committee.
The organization maintains formal financial controls, with the Executive Committee reviewing and approving all major expenditures and annual budgets.
Executive Committee members operate under a conflict of interest policy requiring disclosure and recusal on any matters in which they hold a personal interest.
Leadership is elected by the membership on a regular cycle, ensuring broad community accountability and representation across the diaspora.
CALUNAH does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, nationality, or socioeconomic status in awarding scholarships or providing services.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, CALUNAH's IRS Form 990 is a public document. You can verify our tax-exempt status and review our filings through the following resources:
For grant applications, funding proposals, site visits, or additional documentation, please contact us directly. We respond to all funder inquiries within 48 hours.
P.O. Box 110373 · Palm Bay, FL 32908 · EIN: 71-1006724