About Coffee 4 Kids Honduras
We raise funds with Honduran coffee to help Honduran families.
Founded in 2006, Coffee 4 Kids Honduras’ mission is to provide children and families in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, with the basic necessities needed for survival, including food, medicine, medical supplies, and other urgently needed items. We partner with Honduran coffee farms to raise funds, with the proceeds coming full circle to help families in San Pedro Sula, just a few miles away. Fundraising gives our local Honduran coordinators and quarterly mission teams the ability to distribute medicine and medical supplies to San Pedro Sula’s largest public hospital, Mario Rivas. We also work with local churches, rotary clubs, and nonprofit organizations on various projects that will improve the health and quality of life for the city’s poorest of the poor. Find out more about Coffee 4 Kids here: |
Support Coffee 4 Kids Honduras
Donations have been the fuel and lifeblood of Coffee 4 Kids Honduras since our start in 2006. With major disruptions in coffee production in 2020 due to COVID-19 and two hurricanes, donations play a major role in our ability to purchase everything from bandages to chemotherapy for the children at Mario Rivas Hospital.
Honduras
Home to white sand beaches, expansive rainforests, Mayan ruins, and amazingly diverse people, Honduras is a gem among Central American countries. Sadly, the tropical nation has also played host to a myriad of issues over the last few years, ranging from drug wars in 2014 to devastating hurricanes in 2020.
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Ministries
Coffee 4 Kids Honduras has been blessed to see its efforts branch into other ministries.
Hands of Hope Honduras is a recovery center working to rehabilitate men who are struggling with drugs and alcohol. Find out more about their work here:
Hands of Hope Honduras is a recovery center working to rehabilitate men who are struggling with drugs and alcohol. Find out more about their work here: