The first person that greeted us at the main gate of this special needs home in Tegucigalpa was someone we knew and dearly loved. It was a little boy that we had accepted at another children's home several years ago. I knew when I was signing my name on the paperwork that there was something wrong with him, but I felt God tugging at my heart to rescue him from the public home where he and his baby sister were living. I'll never forget when I met his sister. The employees in t

Kelly and I set-out on a quest to find two special needs homes that we had heard about in Tegucigalpa. We showed-up at Bencaleth unannounced. The founders and directors, Rafael & Dora, were there and graciously welcomed us at their facility. They personally toured us through the buildings. The entire building was clean and free from odors. Every room was immaculate, as if they were expecting an inspection. All of the special needs children were clean and being engaged in some

We traveled 3-hours one way to San Pedro Sula for the sole purpose to meet with Fruit of the Loom employees at Senderos de Amor, an all boy's home in San Pedro Sula. #Honduras #BordersExpanded #SpecialNeedsHome

The boys in the special needs room at Senderos de Amor cannot talk, but I think if they could, they would quote Wormie from Max Lucado's Hermie video and say, "what I really needed was someone to reach out and help." It is quite evident that many people are reaching-out and helping! These boys are improving so very much thanks to the help of so many different organizations and individuals. We would love to take this time to say thanks for being that "someone!" So many of you