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Now comes the hard part …

Now comes the hard part …

Central America is eerily quiet today compared to how loud it was last week during Hurricane Eta’s howling winds and pouring rains. “I think the river is going to burst,” our Guatemala partner said Thursday night. “You won’t believe the noise it’s making. The whole...
Coronavirus around the world: Latin America

Coronavirus around the world: Latin America

Note: This is the second in a four-part series about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting people around the globe. Read the first post here and check back regularly on our blog to read parts three and four. A number of states across the U.S. are finally seeing...
Coronavirus drives Honduran families to desperate measures

Coronavirus drives Honduran families to desperate measures

In countries around the globe, families are going to desperate lengths to survive during the coronavirus pandemic. Like us, people worldwide are being forced to stay home and practice “social distancing.” But for many, that’s simply not an option. Our partner in...
Sponsorship allows children to flourish

Sponsorship allows children to flourish

Young people in Honduras often have to choose between a life of crime or a life surviving on a meager income. Since Honduras is the second-poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, most families live below the poverty line. But because of a child sponsorship program...
What happens when you give lifesaving aid?

What happens when you give lifesaving aid?

Have you ever wanted to make a big impact for people in need but felt like you didn’t have the resources? It’s a common misconception that you need massive influence to change the world. In reality, when you give to projects like shipping lifesaving supplies, even $1...
Our Financial Commitment

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