Following the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti in January 2010, Jeffrey Epstein attempted to exploit the relief efforts to enhance his public image. Having just completed a jail sentence for solicitation, he offered his private jet for humanitarian flights, seeking media coverage to rehabilitate his reputation. Epstein made a notable $25,000 donation to The Edeyo Foundation, an organization aimed at providing education to children in Port-au-Prince, but the foundation's board members were concerned about his involvement and requested the donation be returned. Epstein's communications revealed a troubling perspective, as he referred to Haiti as unstable and a 'safe place to park money.' His interactions with Haitian entrepreneur Unik Ernest, who organized high-profile events, further illustrate his intent to leverage these connections for personal gain. Despite his contributions, mainstream media largely overlooked Epstein's donations to Haiti-related causes. Epstein was arrested on sex trafficking charges in July 2019 and died under controversial circumstances in a Manhattan detention facility shortly thereafter.