Sabine Guerrier grew up in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, but moved to the United States in 1985 to be closer to her mom and sisters. Sabine graduated from Washington Irving High School in Manhattan and earned her Bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Systems and Business Administration from Bernard Baruch College in New York.

In 2003, Sabine moved to Charlotte, North Carolina to be closer to her sister. There, she attended Pfeiffer University and earned a dual Master’s degree in Business Administration and Health Administration. In 2008, she went back to Haiti to serve as a Hospital Administrator where she catered to children who had Tuberculosis, were HIV positive, and suffered from malnutrition. After living in Haiti for one year, Sabine moved back to Charlotte. In the summer of 2009, she founded Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) to help give back to the Haitian community in Charlotte and the surrounding areas. However, after the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti in 2010, the goals of the organization shifted to providing Haiti with relief efforts while continuing working with the Haitian community in Charlotte. In 2010, Sabine was named “Hero of the Year” by the Charlotte Observer newspaper for her work in the community and beyond. Through her leadership, HHFoH has seen new heights and is working hard to continue rebuilding Haiti and helping Haitians in Charlotte and the greater Carolinas.