Casita supporters’ eventful trip home
Following multiple bookings and a series of canceled flights, long time Casita Copan supporters Eric and Sue Hammond were able to make it back home
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Following multiple bookings and a series of canceled flights, long time Casita Copan supporters Eric and Sue Hammond were able to make it back home
As our year is just getting started, we are reflecting back on a tremendous milestone we had last year. Velkis and Eduardo joined our “Casita”
Guest blog post by Christopher Butterworth – Community member Let me kick things off by wishing a very happy birthday to the most incredible organization
Through dirt roads and untamed weeds, Aura treks down a mountain to get to work in Copán Ruinas. Already, the walk is long, and holding
En español This month in Honduras, all towns and cities are dressed in white and blue, the colors of our flag. On September 15 we celebrate
The sun is about to set in the Northern Hemisphere’s summer, but that doesn’t mean it’s over yet! There are still a few weeks left
Most of our supporters know the basics. Our mission is to be a home away from home for the children who need it the most. Our
by Emily Monroe Did you know that the majority of children in Honduras end up in orphanages primarily because of poverty? That’s a frightening fact.
by Emily Monroe When I think back on high school, I sometimes cringe. If way back then, someone had given me the choice of whether