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Our Purpose
We invite everyone to help leave a legacy for humanity.
Join Three Missions That Will Outlive Us All
Build Hope
Help every family have a place to call home — funded through OseloHelp.com, our tax-exempt non-profit corporation.
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Preserve humanity's music and stories for the next 1,000+ years.
A simple way to help
If this directory helped you, please help preserve this heritage — share TimTim.Live. One conversation can keep a thousand-year memory alive.
Inspire the Next Generation of Explorers
Make the opportunity to explore space available to everyone.
How it all connects
Nothing here is a separate business — each stage strengthens the next.
One purpose. Many reinforcing businesses.
Whether you listen to a song, share a story, wear the merchandise, attend a concert, translate lyrics, recommend a country, or simply tell a friend — you become part of something designed to last for generations.
Everyone can participate. No contribution is too small.
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Why this initiative exists
One founder's story of dreams delayed and gratitude returned — now the emotional heart of every International Week of Gratitude.
Six of the places that shaped this story are also founding host locations for International Week of Gratitude.
Born on Haiti's southern coast — where the roots and the Konpa heritage begin.
Visit the Les Cayes, Haiti page →At twelve, the first country he ever set foot in — the first door to the world, on the way to Paris.
Visit the Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe page →A year in the French capital — education without borders, and a childhood dream taking shape.
Visit the Paris, France page →High school in Brooklyn and Queens — the American immigrant journey, and Konpa's cultural recognition.
Visit the New York City page →In 1986, an eighteen-year-old walked into a music store and bought a white guitar. This is the dream before the dream.
Visit the Lynn, Massachusetts page →Home today — opportunity, entrepreneurship, and the international relationships that carried the journey around the world.
Visit the Washington, D.C. page →“I left searching for opportunity. I return carrying a White Guitar, TimTim.Live Konpa, and a heart full of gratitude.”
Born in Haiti. Raised and educated in America. Inspired by the world. TimTim.Live Konpa proudly carries Haitian heritage while reflecting an American education, Jamaican musical inspiration, African rhythm, European experience, and friendships built across the world.
This isn't Haiti alone visiting the world — it's a Haitian-American journey, grounded in gratitude, meeting the culture of every host city it visits.
A Haitian boy left home with dreams.
America helped those dreams grow.
Business and life carried him around the world.
Some dreams succeeded. Some were interrupted. Some were delayed.
Family changed his path. Music eventually brought him back to himself.
He picked up the White Guitar again.
Instead of asking the world for something, he decided to return and say thank you.
That personal journey became International Week of Gratitude.
A white electric guitar bought in 1986 by an eighteen-year-old in Lynn, Massachusetts — sold years later to survive, and found again nearly forty years afterward. It's now the symbol of the founder's return to gratitude.
About tells the full biography — education, career, every chapter. This page tells the same true story through one lens: why it became International Week of Gratitude, and how each chapter connects to a founding host location.
The White Guitar Concert is the closing celebration of every Gratitude Week — see the concert details on the main International Week of Gratitude page.