In this Q&A, get to know Caleb Mejia, Humanity and Hope United’s Director of Trips and Honduran Volunteers. If you’ve had the pleasure of meeting Caleb, you probably know his hilarious sense of humor and passion for serving others. But what was he doing before he joined H&H? And what is his dream job? Find out in our latest Q&A.

Education is one of the best pathways out of poverty. In this post, Jordan Fuller shares stories of students in the communities we serve, illustrating how access to education can transform the lives of individuals, families, and entire communities.

When Hurricane Eta hit last month, Samuel initially stayed behind. Read his firsthand account of the storm, the evacuation, and his time at an H&H shelter. Your donation will help families like Samuel’s rebuild their homes and their lives in the aftermath of two devastating hurricanes.

Technology allows us to do some pretty incredible things! In August, we connected our students in Honduras with their education sponsors through our first-ever Zoom meetings. We are so excited to watch these connections grow through the use of technology!

Meet Haylee Roach! Haylee went on her first trip with us in February of this year and has been plugged into our community ever since — volunteering on our economy team and joining our recent book club. Thank you so much for all that you do, Haylee!