It seems that the 2010 Haiti earthquake has profoundly changed Sean Penn. Nearly one year after arriving in Haiti to provide help to the people affected by the earthquake, Sean Penn is still there, spending last Christmas greeting children children and doing charity work.

Sean Penn told a magazine in reference to Haiti: "this is where I'll be when I'm not working, for the rest of my life". Sean Penn said that has dedicated his life to help the people of Haiti and has no plan to leave the country.

Sean Penn is an American actor, screenwriter and film director. He also built a reputation for his political and social activism. The two-time Academy Award winner runs the J/R HRO refugee camp in Petionville, Haiti with over 55,000 refugees, 11,000 tents and medical personnel.

On the date marking the six Months anniversary of the earthquake, Sean Penn was honored by the Haitian government.

He has been critical of other organizations in Haiti, stating: “The amount we’re getting done, versus what they’re doing which is nothing. Quite honestly, if you want something done, do it yourself.”

In regard to the candidacy of Wyclef Jean, Sean Penn has been very suspicious of his candidacy because of Sean Penn, Wyclef has been virtually silent as an ambassador of Haiti at large and for the people providing services in Haiti.

Former president Bill Clinton also provided Sean Penn's JP, Haitian Relief Organization $500,000 in funding from Bill Clinton's Foundation.