Remote Interview Report: Exclusive Interview with Rev. Fr. Marc Andy Donnay by Wang Guoquan (Prince John), the Prince of Love Songs International Host – Illuminating Hope for Haitian Children Through OCIDDESH（中英文版 / Chinese and English Version）

情歌王子國際主持人王國權（Prince John）
日期：2025年11月5日
地點：紐約布魯克林圣路西教會辦公室連線訪談

在這個危機四伏的世界中，安靜的英雄故事如燈塔般照亮希望。馬克·安迪·唐奈神父（Rev. Fr. Marc Andy Donnay）是一位出生于海地的天主教牧師，現(xiàn)任紐約布朗克斯林肯醫(yī)院中心的資深醫(yī)院牧師。他精通英語、西班牙語、法語和海地克里奧爾語，以深切的同情心服務多元文化社區(qū)。除了在布魯克林圣路西教會的堂區(qū)職責外，馬克神父于2016年創(chuàng)立了“OCIDDESH”（獻身南方海地發(fā)展公民組織），這是一個非營利基督教機構，已成為海地弱勢兒童的生命線。憑借他在海地八年傳教經(jīng)歷，以及親歷2010年地震和2016年馬修颶風的災難，馬克神父的努力聚焦于每年為100多名兒童提供教育、醫(yī)療和精神支持。

這份訪談源于兩人共同的公益熱情：2025年3月25日，在聯(lián)合國總部舉行的CSW69反思論壇暨頒獎禮上，王國權與神父馬克相識。這場CSW69閉幕后的多利益相關方對話，匯聚全球慈善領袖，兩人因?qū)θ鮿萑后w援助的共同追求而結(jié)為摯友。

照片說明：王國權和神父馬克各自在聯(lián)合國總部CSW69反思論壇上的照片。

在本篇獨家30分鐘連線訪談中，馬克神父針對2025年10月海地的人道主義挑戰(zhàn)敞開心扉——包括幫派暴力、流離失所、教育崩潰、醫(yī)療短缺和自然災害——并分享“OCIDDESH”如何應對。他的見解基于聯(lián)合國兒童基金會（UNICEF）、聯(lián)合國教科文組織（UNESCO）和聯(lián)合國數(shù)據(jù)，融合了信仰、同情與實際倡導。

王國權（Prince John）： 神父，感謝您抽時間接受采訪。首先，能否簡要介紹“OCIDDESH”？這個組織是如何開始幫助海地兒童的？

神父馬克： 當然，感謝您的關注。“OCIDDESH”成立于2016年，當時我剛從海地返回紐約。2010年地震和2016年馬修颶風摧毀了海地南部大片地區(qū)，無數(shù)兒童失去家園和家人。作為一名曾在海地服務八年的海地牧師，我親眼目睹了他們的痛苦。我們從布魯克林的一個小型祈禱小組起步，如今已發(fā)展成超過10名志愿者的團隊。通過紐約教會募捐以及與朋友和當?shù)胤钦M織的合作，我們每年支持約100名兒童，重點關注教育、健康和精神滋養(yǎng)。因為我相信，投資兒童就是投資未來。我們的愿景是“致力于改善兒童的身心福祉”——不僅僅是物質(zhì)援助，而是根植于信仰的全面支持。

王國權（Prince John）： 非常鼓舞人心?，F(xiàn)在，讓我們談談海地兒童面臨的當前挑戰(zhàn)。主要挑戰(zhàn)有哪些？

神父馬克： 海地兒童正陷入多重危機的漩渦。首先是持續(xù)的暴力——幫派控制首都太子港80%的地區(qū)，導致學校和醫(yī)院頻繁關閉。根據(jù)聯(lián)合國數(shù)據(jù)，2025年超過50萬兒童營養(yǎng)不良或面臨嚴重饑餓。其次，自然災害如最近的颶風摧毀了社區(qū)基礎設施。還有霍亂等流行病的卷土重來，受氣候變化加劇，兒童的生活如走鋼絲般 precarious。我們在海地的合作伙伴報告，許多兒童每天只吃一餐，甚至被迫加入幫派求生。作為牧師和人，我的心都碎了。

王國權（Prince John）： 確實令人擔憂。那么，為什么這么多兒童流離失所？

神父馬克： 流離失所是連鎖反應的結(jié)果。政治不穩(wěn)定和幫派戰(zhàn)爭是主要驅(qū)動力——自2024年以來，超過100萬海地人被迫離家，其中一半是兒童。他們逃離槍戰(zhàn)、綁架和勒索，但流離失所營地幾乎沒有救濟：沒有清潔水源、住所不足且威脅不斷。去年，“OCIDDESH”援助了100多名流離失所兒童，在臨時營地建立“安全空間”，提供食物、咨詢和基本用品。但根源是治理真空——沒有穩(wěn)定政府，就沒有安全網(wǎng)。這些兒童不是數(shù)字，他們是我們未來的希望，需要全球關注。

王國權（Prince John）： 海地兒童的教育現(xiàn)狀如何？

神父馬克： 教育瀕臨崩潰。全國約70%的學校因暴力或資金短缺關閉，2025年入學率降至歷史低點40%。女孩受影響最大，許多因貧困、早婚或家務而輟學。通過我們的“希望之光”項目，“OCIDDESH”贊助太子港兩所學校，為300多名兒童提供獎學金和在線課程，即使在動蕩中也要讓學習繼續(xù)。UNESCO報告顯示，海地兒童識字率僅60%，這加劇了貧困循環(huán)。我們必須在這里投資——一本書、一位老師，就能改變一生。

王國權（Prince John）： 醫(yī)療資源短缺如何影響海地兒童？

神父馬克： 醫(yī)療短缺簡直是致命的。醫(yī)院缺乏基本藥物、設備和醫(yī)護人員，兒童疫苗覆蓋率低于50%，引發(fā)麻疹和霍亂等可預防疾病爆發(fā)。2025年颶風后瘧疾病例激增，我們的醫(yī)療伙伴目睹太多兒童死于可治愈的感染。營養(yǎng)不良進一步削弱免疫系統(tǒng)，讓幼童看起來像疲憊的成人?！癘CIDDESH”通過流動診所分發(fā)維生素、蚊帳和營養(yǎng)補充劑，惠及數(shù)千兒童。但這只是杯水車薪——國際援助減少20%，資金轉(zhuǎn)向其他危機。我們緊急呼吁更多人道主義支持；一個孩子的生命無價。

王國權（Prince John）： 神父，您的熱情令人感染。最后，您對關心海地兒童的全球社區(qū)有何呼吁？

神父馬克： 請加入我們的使命吧！無論通過時間、金錢還是祈禱的捐贈，每一份行動都重要。請訪問我們的網(wǎng)站www.ociddesh.com，了解如何參與——贊助一名兒童、志愿募捐，或簡單傳播意識。海地的兒童不是遙遠的頭條，他們是上帝寶貴的兒女，等著我們伸出援手。正如我常說，“施比受更有福?！备兄x這個平臺，讓更多人聽到他們的聲音。

在海地層層疊加的悲劇中，唐奈神父的工作提醒我們，信仰與行動相結(jié)合，能在絕望中開辟道路?！癘CIDDESH”不僅提供實際援助，還注入希望，體現(xiàn)了那些默默行善的圣人精神。欲了解更多其事工，請聯(lián)系：marcandydonnay@gmail.com 或 +1 (347) 772-0692。

官方網(wǎng)站www.ociddesh.com

本報道基于訪談，參考2025年10月UNICEF、聯(lián)合國和UNESCO的實時數(shù)據(jù)，強調(diào)對海地持續(xù)全球團結(jié)的迫切需要。

采訪者簡介： 王國權（Prince John），情歌王子國際主持人，被譽為“國際婦女之友”，以優(yōu)雅的音樂魅力、雙語主持風范及深度訪談著稱全球。他活躍于聯(lián)合國總部、哥倫比亞大學、林肯藝術中心及紐約市政廳等殿堂，屢屢在慈善盛會獻聲；獲紐約州參議院、市議會授予“情歌王子國際主持人”官方榮譽證書。2025年婦女歷史月，他主持多個聯(lián)合國婦女大會官方論壇，通過主持演唱等形式支持多項女性權益活動，包括美國和平和發(fā)展基金會婦女節(jié)慶典、GPK基金會獻唱及CSW69時裝秀表演——首位中國人登上聯(lián)合國全球婦女基金會“全球財富女性先鋒時裝秀”。身為官方論壇國際主持人，他專訪全球杰出女性——部長、藝術家、網(wǎng)紅、律師、慈善家等，放大其成就，推動權益倡導。公益踐行者王國權無償奉獻媒體橋梁，聯(lián)結(jié)中美人文；獲UNESCO MCIF“鉑金志愿者獎”、林肯中心“著名國際主持人”及“杰出表演”榮譽；近期包括Global Wealth Women Warriors北京30影響時尚秀表彰，及Miss Garicom Intl Foundation國際志愿者日鉑金獎，以光芒照亮全球溫暖。

Remote Interview Report: Exclusive Interview with Rev. Fr. Marc Andy Donnay by Wang Guoquan (Prince John), the Prince of Love Songs International Host – Illuminating Hope for Haitian Children Through OCIDDESH

By Wang Guoquan (Prince John), Prince of Love Songs International Host
Date: November 3, 2025
Location: Interview from St. Lucy’s Church office, Brooklyn, New York

In a world often overshadowed by crises, stories of quiet heroism shine through like beacons of hope. Rev. Fr. Marc Andy Donnay, a Haitian-born Catholic priest and dedicated hospital chaplain at Lincoln Hospital Center in the Bronx, embodies this spirit. Fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole, Father Donnay ministers to diverse communities with profound empathy. Beyond his parish duties at St. Lucy’s Church in Brooklyn, he founded OCIDDESH (Organization of Dedicated Citizens for the Development of Southern Haiti) in 2016, a nonprofit Christian organization that has become a lifeline for vulnerable children in Haiti. Drawing from his eight years of missionary work in Haiti and his personal witness to disasters like the 2010 earthquake and Hurricane Matthew in 2016, Father Donnay’s efforts focus on education, healthcare, and spiritual support for over 100 children annually.

This interview stems from a shared passion for philanthropy: On March 25, 2025, at the United Nations Headquarters, host Wang Guoquan and Father Marc first met at the CSW69 Reflections Forum and Awards Ceremony. This multi-stakeholder dialogue, held shortly after the close of the 69th Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, gathered global charity leaders to reflect on women’s rights and sustainable development goals, forging a friendship between the two dedicated advocates. (Photo caption: Individual photos of Wang Guoquan and Father Marc from the CSW69 Reflections Forum.)

In this exclusive 30-minute interview, conducted amid the ongoing humanitarian challenges in Haiti as of October 2025, Father Donnay opens up about the dire situation facing Haitian children—exacerbated by gang violence, displacement, educational collapse, medical shortages, and natural disasters—and how OCIDDESH is responding. Grounded in reports from UNICEF, UNESCO, and UN data, his insights blend faith, compassion, and actionable advocacy.

Wang Guoquan (Prince John): Father Marc, thank you for taking the time for this interview. First, could you briefly introduce “OCIDDESH”? How did the organization start helping children in Haiti?

Father Marc: Of course, thank you for your interest. “OCIDDESH” was founded in 2016 when I had just returned to New York from Haiti. The 2010 earthquake and the 2016 Hurricane Matthew destroyed parts of southern Haiti, leaving countless children without homes or families. As a Haitian priest who served there for eight years, I witnessed their pain firsthand. We began with a small prayer group in Brooklyn and have grown into a team of over 10 volunteers. Today, we support about 100 children each year through fundraising from New York churches and partnerships with friends and local NGOs. Our focus is on education, health, and spiritual nourishment because, as I believe, investing in children is investing in the future. Our vision is “dedicated to improving the physical and spiritual well-being of children”—not just material aid, but holistic support rooted in faith.

Wang Guoquan (Prince John): Very inspiring. Now, let’s talk about the current challenges facing children in Haiti. What are the main challenges that children in Haiti are currently facing?

Father Marc: Children in Haiti are caught in a vortex of multiple crises. First, there’s ongoing violence—gangs control 80% of the capital Port-au-Prince, leading to frequent closures of schools and hospitals. According to UN data, over 500,000 children are malnourished or facing acute hunger in 2025. Second, natural disasters like recent hurricanes have destroyed community infrastructure. There’s also the resurgence of epidemics such as cholera, worsened by climate change, turning children’s lives into a tightrope walk. Our partners in Haiti report that many children eat only one meal a day and are even forced to join gangs for survival. As a priest and a human being, my heart breaks for them.

Wang Guoquan (Prince John): Indeed concerning. Why are so many children displaced?

Father Marc: Displacement is the result of a chain reaction. Political instability and gang wars are the main drivers—over 1 million Haitians have been forced from their homes since 2024, with half of them being children. They flee gunfire, kidnappings, and extortion, but displacement camps offer little relief: no clean water, inadequate shelter, and constant threats. Last year, OCIDDESH aided over 100 displaced children by establishing “safe spaces” in temporary camps, providing food, counseling, and basic supplies. But the root cause is a governance vacuum—without a stable government, there’s no safety net. These children aren’t just statistics; they are our future, and they deserve global attention.

Wang Guoquan (Prince John): What is the current state of education for children in Haiti?

Father Marc: Education is on the brink of collapse. About 70% of schools nationwide are closed due to violence or funding shortages, with enrollment rates plummeting to a historic low of 40% in 2025. Girls are hit hardest, often dropping out due to poverty, early marriage, or household duties. Through our “Hope Light” program, OCIDDESH sponsors two schools in Port-au-Prince, offering scholarships and online courses to over 300 children to keep learning alive even amid unrest. UNESCO reports Haiti’s child literacy rate at only 60%, which perpetuates the cycle of poverty. We must invest here—one book, one teacher, can change a life.

Wang Guoquan (Prince John): How is the lack of medical resources affecting children in Haiti?

Father Marc: The medical shortages are nothing short of deadly. Hospitals lack basic drugs, equipment, and staff, with child vaccination coverage below 50%, fueling outbreaks of preventable diseases like measles and cholera. In 2025, malaria cases surged after hurricanes, and our medical partners have seen too many children succumb to treatable infections. Malnutrition further weakens their immune systems, making young kids look as weary as adults. OCIDDESH distributes vitamins, mosquito nets, and nutritional supplements via mobile clinics, reaching thousands of children. Yet, it’s just a drop in the ocean—international aid has dropped by 20% as funds shift to other global crises. We urgently call for more humanitarian support; a child’s life is priceless.

Wang Guoquan (Prince John): Father Marc, your passion is truly infectious. Finally, what is your call to the global community that cares about children in Haiti?

Father Marc: Please join us in this mission! Whether through donations of time, money, or prayers, every act counts. Visit our website at www.ociddesh.com to learn how to get involved—sponsor a child, volunteer for a fundraiser, or simply spread awareness. The children of Haiti aren’t distant headlines; they are God’s precious ones, waiting for our hands to extend in love. As I often say, “There is more joy in giving than receiving.” Thank you for this platform to amplify their voices.

In the wake of Haiti’s compounding tragedies, Father Donnay’s work reminds us that faith paired with action can forge paths through despair. OCIDDESH not only provides tangible aid but also instills hope, echoing the quiet sainthood of those who serve without fanfare. For more on his ministry, contact: marcandydonnay@gmail.com or +1 (347) 772-0692.

OfficialWebsite:www.ociddesh.com

This report is based on an interview informed by real-time data from UNICEF, UN, and UNESCO reports as of October 2025, highlighting the urgent need for sustained global solidarity with Haiti.

Photo caption: Prince John (Wang Guoquan) interviews renowned African attorney Mrs. Joy—legal champion for millions of youth—on site at the UN Women’s Conference.

Interviewer Bio: Wang Guoquan (Prince John), the Prince of Love Songs international host and esteemed “International Friend of Women,” captivates global audiences with his refined musical elegance, bilingual poise, and incisive interviews. A luminary at venues like United Nations headquarters, Columbia University, Lincoln Center, and New York City Hall, he graces elite galas and charities with song; recipient of official New York State Senate and City Council certificates honoring him as the “Prince of Love Songs International Host.” Throughout Women’s History Month 2025, he hosted multiple official UN Women’s Conference forums, championing women’s rights through hosting, speeches, and performances at events including the U.S. Peace and Development Foundation gala, GPK Foundation tribute, and CSW69 fashion show—the first Chinese individual, and inaugural Chinese male model, on the UN Global Women’s Foundation’s “Global Wealth Women Warriors Fashion Show.” As forum international host, he spotlights trailblazing women—ministers, artists, influencers, lawyers, philanthropists—elevating their legacies and advancing equity. A steadfast philanthropist bridging Sino-American dialogues, Wang offers pro bono media stewardship; accolades encompass UNESCO MCIF Platinum Volunteer Award, Lincoln Center’s “Renowned International Host” and “Outstanding Performance” honors; recent distinctions include Global Wealth Women Warriors’ Beijing 30 Impact Fashion Show commendation, and Miss Garicom Intl Foundation’s International Volunteer Day Platinum Award, radiating compassion across horizons.