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THE FACTS...

  • 60%–70% of the people in Honduras live in poverty.

  • 20%–30% of elementary school children drop out so they can search for food.

  • The Issue: How can these children learn if they're hungry?
 

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Incorporated in 2005, Lunches for Learning Inc. is a nonprofit organization program that provides and supplements a daily lunch for elementary school children by utilizing the cooperative efforts of individual contributors, corporate sponsorship, and the government of Honduras.
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The Motorcycle Diary

Trip Log (Letter written October 23, 2008)

By reh on 10/23/2008

Thursday, October 23, 2008

9:00AM After a leisurely breakfast, I decided to get to the airport early, process through and catch up on notes. There was a church group of 20+/- directly in front of me so I settled in for the wait. After about 20 minutes, the group leader turned to me in pleasant conversation and said “I see you have decided to leave early, too.” I said that this is my scheduled flight, why?” He said “A hu ... Read More »

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Trip Log (Letter written October 22, 2008)

By reh on 10/22/2008

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

8:30AM Fernando and I picked up my translator and headed for Goascoran for a meeting with Alcaldi Valesquez. He was in his office so we sat in the waiting room with 8 or 10 other people. We were called in first even though we were an hour early for our appointment. I explained that I didn’t want to leave without saying “hi”, that I knew he has been traveling and that next time we will have to ... Read More »

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