In today’s world, there are millions of forgotten children who have never experienced “opportunity or hope”. Our foundation was established to help improve the lives of children ravaged by conditions of extreme poverty. Our goal is to instill the desire and provide the tools for them to become self-sufficient, caring, and responsible adults. We work directly with several rural elementary schools in isolated Honduran villages.

Children and families living tucked away in these remote villages are testimony that you need very little to make a happy life. They are impoverished, isolated and for the most part, they are forgotten. The average Honduran family has eight children. Education is mandatory through 6th grade but each student is required to have a $35 uniform, making education impossible for most families. Frequently the siblings attend school on a rotating basis while sharing the one pair of shoes and uniform.  Food is very scarce in these villages and children hope to receive their one and only meal of the day at school. Months might pass with the school cupboards empty as well.  The impact of lengthy droughts, torrential rains and the lack of access to markets is daunting. Water, electricity, food, school supplies, shoes, toiletries and vitamins are far beyond the capability of most families. Try to imagine living without food, water, electricity and no access to education for your children. Hope for Honduran Children’s Feed A Village Program works tirelessly to provide over more than 300 children with food, clothing, school supplies and educational support. Several of the foundation’s residential students were from these schools and demonstrated a strong will to succeed – and indeed they have – a medical doctor, accountant, financial analyst, banker, etc.