Our vision is to provide families in need with the education, skills and resources needed to uplift and improve their quality of life.
Elevate Them is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization envisioned through the heart of the founder Mikerlande Adelson to empower and impact the lives of underprivileged people locally and internationally.
SUPPORT FOR HAITI AND OUR UPCOMING MISSIONS
Elevate Them wants to help alleviate poverty and improve the education system in Haiti. Our current project involves building a tuition free school with proper classrooms, equipment and supplies. As well as a technical school to help high school students transition in to a specific trade career.
EDUCATION
Our focus is on providing underdeveloped areas in Haiti with the tools and resources needed for an adequate education.
EMPOWERMENT
Teaching and training men, women and children to take control of their own lives, and making positive decisions to improve their environment in Haiti and beyond.
HOMELESSNESS
Our outreach program provides the homeless in the South Florida area with hot meals, care bags, clothes and hygiene products.
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Growing up in Haiti, Mikerlande Poliard Adelson knows firsthand how many, unfortunately, struggle with deprivation of food, clean running water, lack of infrastructure and education. From a young age into adulthood helping others has always been in her heart.
OUR LATEST STORIES .
The Story of Odilia
Meet Odilia. A 36-year mother of 6 children, living in very poor conditions. A massive tumor in her tongue prevented her from eating, speaking, and performing her daily activities. See how Elevate Them made an impact in her life.
Empowering Lives
Elevate Them provided a group of men and women with the tools needed to improve their living conditions. With a donated sewing machine and stove they were able to learn how to sew and make pastries among other empowering skills.
Homeless Outreach
According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Florida had an estimated 27,487 people experiencing homelessness on any given day as of January 2020.