Breaking the cycle of poverty in rural Honduras
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  • 60 to 70% of the people in Honduras live in poverty.

  • 20 to 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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Trip log (letter written March 18, 2009)

By reh on 2/14/2010

March 18, 2009 Wednesday

7:30AM We have no morning meetings scheduled; we were simply going to deliver some supplies.  But Fernando called last night to explain that he needed to be at his daughter’s kindergarten at 8:30AM.  There is a “Day of the Fathers” celebration and his daughter will sing a song.  He has asked that I go with him and insisted that his daughter had specifically as ... Read More »

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Trip log (letter written March 13-17)

By reh on 2/13/2010

March 13, 2009, Friday

While at the river the other evening several of Fernando’s friends joined us.  One of the friends is a teacher at a very poor school further out than Montana Bonito, but on this side of the river.  This school goes from kinder through 9th grade and has over 180 kids; very unusual for such a rural area.  The teacher asked if I would like to visit the school.  I h ... Read More »

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