Transforming the lives of vulnerable children in Central America—one child at a time.
Transforming the lives of vulnerable children in Central America—one child at a time.
Over the past 6 years, numerous donations have poured in; shoes, back packs and school supplies, blood glucose monitors, eyeglasses, wheelchairs, walkers and canes, toys, personal hygiene items. Over 180 huge boxes, containing 250,000 pounds of essentials have been sent and distributed in the hardest hit regions. Relationships have been built with community leaders, doctors, nurses, social workers, teachers, pastors, as well as other missionaries and partners.
For the 2026 school year, If You Love Me Foundation distributed over 650 backpacks with school supplies, dozens of teacher packs and classroom supplies and nearly 1000 Spanish/bilingual books (including classics; such as, Charlotte’s Web/Telarana de Carlota, Curious George/Jorge el Curioso, Are you my Mother/Eres tu mi Mama, I’ll Love you Forever/Siempre te Querre and The Cat in the Hat/El GatoEnsombrerado). These distributions took place at over 20 schools in over 13 communities. New connections have taken us to some of the most rural and remote parts of Honduras, including several indigenous communities.
In January 2022, we learned of a special project which had begun to relocate hurricane victims with the greatest need to a housing development in Las Minas, El Progreso, Honduras. The community contained over 200 houses, but it was located in a remote area with limited access to schools or employment. We embraced the community of Las Minas and provided backpacks for all the children in the community, shoes, clothing, linens, hats, Bibles, reading glasses, wheelchairs, crutches, canes, personal hygiene products, reusable baby diapers and menstrual pads, as well as food. Observing that food insecurity was of greatest importance, we began raising funds to build a feeding center/classroom with a bathroom. Construction begun in February 2023 and now the feeding center serves 5 meals per week to an average of 60 children each meal.
After several mothers of children with complex feeding difficulties requested support with pureed foods and formulas, the If You Love Me Foundation began collecting surplus nutrition and supplies from families in the United States. This was sent directly to the families in need and additional donations have been collected for future shipments to even more families. High quality blenders were also added to each box to assist in making foods the right consistency for the children. We are currently collecting blenders, food processors, unexpired formulas/specialty foods, youth diapers, toys, batteries, adaptive switches and communication devices, as well as pediatric wheelchairs and walkers to help improve the quality of life for children with special needs in these communities.


2025 Program Expenditures
In 2025, If You Love Me Foundation operated with a total annual budget of approximately $25,000.
2025 Expenses
Shipping Humanitarian Aid $ 16,000
Feeding Center Operations $ 3,600
Medical Equipment & Wheelchairs $ 3,000
Fuel for Deliveries $ 2,000
Miscellaneous $ 400
Total $ 25,000
We are an entirely volunteer organization and have no paid employees in the United States or Honduras. Every dollar donated directly supports humanitarian aid, disability services, nutrition programs, and community development initiatives.
As we expand our feeding centers and disability programs, our long-term goal is to employ local professionals in Honduras, including:
Investing in local leadership will strengthen sustainability while creating employment opportunities within the communities we serve.

The majority of our work has been throughout Honduras, but we have begun to provide mobility aids and resources in Guatemala, El Salvador and Mexico. We have expansion goals to include Nicaragua in the future.

We have served in all 18 departments throughout Honduras. After Hurricanes Eta and Iota, we initially served primarily in Cortes and Yoro (where our first feeding center is located), but we have developed close partnerships with missionaries throughout the country and rehabilitation centers in Olancho, Lempira and Atlantida. Two additional feeding centers are being planned for Comayagua and Francisco Morazan.
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