Hope is contagious

My Aunt Lori and my uncle Mark now live in Honduras. They both have committed their lives to missionary work. My Aunt Lori is Co founder of Mi Esperanza:
Mi Esperanza means “My Hope” and began in 2002 with a vision to provide assistance for women in the villages surrounding Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Lori began her love for the country and people of Honduras in 1999, that is when she took part in her first mission trip. She immediately was struck by the hardship and distress the women in the comm unties live. She knew that there had to be something more that could be done, something that would change the future of the women and their children and stabilize their lives. Since then Mi Esperanza has been a passion and labor of love for Lori. Please go to their site to learn more. http://www.thewomenofmyhope.org/

Both My Uncle mark and my Aunt Lori are part of the Honduras Project. The Honduras Project works side by side with a variety of established faith-based, non-profit organizations, government entities, schools, and children’s homes. They also partner with multiple local churches, comunities, ministries, and individuals as they seek out opportunities to serve the people of Honduras. Along side these groups they build homes for families and schools for communities. They provide assistance through donations and volunteers to both state and privately owned orphanages and children’s homes. http://www.thehondurasproject.org/