LOVE & HOPE IS SUPPORTED ENTIRELY BY DONATIONS.
BECOME PART OF THE STORY BY SPONSORING A CHILD OR GIVING REGULARLY.
You can support the efforts of Love & Hope through prayer, financial support or going on a mission trip to the home. The generous support of our sponsors has allowed us to touch the lives of children in El Salvador for over 15 years. We invite you to become part of the Love & Hope family by becoming a monthly giver or a one-time donor. Your dollars will make a difference to the children, their families, and the future of El Salvador.
All donations are tax deductible and are processed through AME International our stateside 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
General Fund
Donations provide the children with a home, proper nutrition, education, clothing, recreational activities, spiritual development, and the opportunity for a brighter future. Your donation might buy a meal, fill our bus with gas, buy school supplies, keep the lights on, or keep the water running.
Education Fund
At Love and Hope, education has always been one of our top priorities. It’s an asset we’re able to give the kids that can never be taken away from them. We have seen education pull so many people up out of poverty and place them on a new path to a better life.
In a country where many never finish High School, our kids are able to experience quality bi-lingual education and go on to study at the university level. It is truly a life changing opportunity for them, and their families.
Horizon Home
The Horizon Home is our transition program for young adults. Horizon House provides our over 18 kids with safe housing, access to transportation, and the resources necessary to study so they can continue to invest in their education and future. It also allows them to be surrounded by people who can help them navigate the challenges of this new stage of life with Godly wisdom and love.
My Safe Place
Mi Lugar Seguro (My Safe Place) is a daycare and kindergarten that provides a safe, educational, and spiritually supportive place for children to spend their days while their parent, grandparent or other caregiver is working.