OUR PROGRAMS

Feeding His Sheep with HOPE!  

Malnutrition is a CRITICAL repercussion of the extreme poverty and lack of access to nutritious food in the region. Children with disabilities and the elderly are especially vulnerable.  We have been bridging the gap for nearly 6 years.   For just $300 per month, our volunteer-led feeding center provides more than 1,000 nutritious meals to children and families in Las Minas, Honduras, a community of hurricane refugees. We also  provide formula and feeding supplies to over 50 children with severe disabilities.  We have a goal of adding 2-3 additional feeding centers in the next year.  

Visit our Amazon Wishlist to purchase canned fruits and vegetables, oatmeal,  pancake mix or Pediasure.

Since 2024, we have hosted free vision clinics providing reading glasses, prescription glasses and sunglasses, for people with evidence of sun damage to their eyes.  We have partnered with Dr Danny Lopez, a Honduran optometrist, to add these services to our program.  This is an exciting new development for If You Love Me Foundation. 

If You Love Me Foundation has distributed over 2800 backpacks with school supplies during the past five school years.  We have provided teachers with classroom decor, scissors, staplers & staples, construction paper, binders, etc.  Over 4000 Spanish & bilingual children's books have been given to build libraries.  25 schools in 16 communities have been supported. 

 If You Love Me Foundation has provided over 400 wheelchairs, walkers, canes and crutches and every time the joy is palpable.  Mobility, freedom, independence

Blood glucose monitors are an essential tool to managing diabetes.  But knowing your numbers is just the beginning. Over 80 blood glucose monitors and hundreds of resources for diabetes management have been distributed in Honduras. 

Literally thousands of shoes and socks have been sent to Honduras.  Our motto is "we'll match every shoe with a new owner." From tiny size 4.5 ladies shoes to size 14, we want everyone to have shoes with structure and support. 

Work boots for farm workers, a ladder and leather tool belt for an electrician, a bike for a 19 year old to get to her job at a restaurant, a chainsaw for a man who sells wood for cooking stoves,  a compressor and paint gun for a man who does auto body repair, over 30 teacher resource packs, beauty supplies for hairdressers and manicurists, tools for construction workers, scrubs and medical supplies for doctors and nurses, crafting supplies for a paralyzed man who crochets, a scale for a woman who sells grains and hundreds of hats, shoes and boots. 

Hundreds of Bibles and reading glasses have been distributed over the past three years.  Both become their prized possessions.