Who We Are
Empowering communities with love and strength
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rooted in Miami and Honduras, working alongside local partners to deliver immediate relief and long-term recovery across the U.S., Honduras, and Nicaragua.
OUR MISSION
Mobilizing Love into Action
To mobilize love into action—connecting volunteers, donors, and partners to bring essential supplies, education support, and recovery programs to the families who need them most.
How we work
We combine rapid response (food, hygiene, clothing, and supply shipments) with recovery efforts (construction materials, medical brigades, and school infrastructure), in coordination with trusted local partners.
Where: Miami, Honduras, and Nicaragua
Our story
Rooted in Honduras, built on resilience
Founded by Martha Hernandez, a native Honduran with a heartfelt connection to the struggles faced by the people of the region, Amor y Fuerza Honduras emerged from a desire to give back to the homeland.
The founder’s journey—from migrating to the United States in search of a better life, to returning to Honduras to provide aid in the wake of Hurricanes Eta & Iota—showcases resilience, determination, and a profound sense of responsibility.
TEAM
Our leadership & team
Meet the people who steward programs, partnerships, and on-the-ground operations.
Martha Hernandez
Co-Founder & Director
With deep roots in community service, she leads initiatives focused on uplifting vulnerable groups and ensuring transparent, effective use of donations.
Carlos Mendoza
Program Manager
Specializing in logistics and partnerships, he coordinates shipments and projects so support reaches families quickly and safely.
Maritza Hernandez
Co-Founder & Outreach Coordinator
Her community approach activates volunteers and donors to equip schools, elders’ homes, and local shelters with essential resources.
Ana López
Community Engagement Lead
She fosters strong connections with local communities in Miami, Honduras, and Nicaragua to maximize program impact on the ground.
Our work in action
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