Education For Prosperity seeks to improve the quality of life by promoting education and responsible technologies, and by fostering mutually beneficial, collaborative relationships between communities.

"Education For Prosperity" was formed in October of 2004 when "Friends of Pichon" merged with the nonprofit organization MOSAA (Museum of Science And Art for World Preservation).

Friends of Pichon was organized in 1999 by Pierre Balthazar and David Smith and to support developmental activities in Pichon, a small village in the southeast part of Haiti. They operated as a committee under the auspices of the Peace Education Center.

MOSAA was founded in 1995 by John Siegel and Victoria Croasdell-Siegel, as a humanitarian and environmental service. It provided a number of enrichment programs in Michigan.

With the merger, objectives and talents were combined and MOSAA was renamed "Education For Prosperity".

1- Starting an Elementary school in Pichon, Haiti in partnership with local families, and increasing one grade per year. Lekol Pa Nou (literally “Our School”, as named by the villagers) presently serves 200 children from preschool to 4th grade.

2- Building local capacity by training teachers, forming a local administrative board, and encouraging parents to take an active role in supporting school operations.

6- Creating a free “Touring Technology Program” for schools and other organizations that are responsible for inspiring or educating children in mid-Michigan. This program strives to instill in participants, a sense of responsible technology to improve their world, including alternative energies.