The Solidarity Project Approach The Solidarity Project works to: Identify community leaders in Honduras, Provide funding for implementation of their ideas, Facilitate community capacity building for successful program implementation, and Create bridges to build a global community based in solidarity.
Community Art Initiative in Mata de Plátano, Honduras In May 2018, The Solidarity Project partnered with the village of Mata de Plátano in Cedros, Honduras to create a beautiful community mural! The mural represents the community of Mata de Plátano; note a
ADLE (“Friends of Education”) is an academic program providing scholarships to rural youth from the Mata de Platano community of Cedros, Honduras to attend middle school, high school, and university. These scholarships are a vital source of funding because there
Our Vision We envision a world where people value their communities, feel empowered with others, and have the tools to transform their realities. Our Values Community Our work is based on the development of collaborative, intentional, and personal relationships with
Jean Baumgardner, MSN, FNP Co-Founder, President of the Executive Board Jean@solidarityproject.org Jean Baumgardner has a wide variety of nonprofit and international experience, ranging from volunteer work in Ecuador, El Salvador, and Honduras, to nonprofit management with St. Vincent de Paul
Our Mission: The Solidarity Project supports Honduran leaders who create positive social change for their communities and cultivates transnational partnerships built on trust, equality, and solidarity. We believe that communities should be their own agents of change. We partner with on
Snapshots from Talanga, Honduras The Reality Children in Honduras Face Talanga, Honduras is a town of about 40,000 people about an hour from Tegucigalpa (the capital). The children that attend the Comedor are born into poverty and are vulnerable to
Your generous gift helps The Solidarity Project continue to support our Honduran community partners and projects through grants, leadership development, and consultation. You can also donate by sending a check to: The Solidarity Project 3015 13th Ave South Seattle, WA
Honduras Honduras is a low middle-income country in Central America with a population of 9 million. The country has a long history of poverty, crime, and corruption, making it one of the most under developed and unstable countries in Central
Donate Today! Your generous gift helps The Solidarity Project support our community partners and projects in Honduras! Your tax-deductible donation to The Solidarity Project allows us to continue to support our community partners and projects through grants, leadership development, and
We believe that Hondurans should be their own agents of change When our founding members lived on the ground in Talanga, Honduras we quickly realized that the community knew best what their needs were, how
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Comedor Infantil Talanga Honduras Comedor Infantil Talanga Honduras (CITH) is a lunch-time meal program that serves over 30 children from the Nuevo San Diego neighborhood of Talanga, Honduras. Together, with the Passionist Volunteers International (several of whom are co-founders of TSP),
About The Solidarity Project The Solidarity Project (TSP) is a 501(c)-3 non-profit organization that implements participatory development projects in Honduras. In participatory development models, community members are active participants in the selection, design, and implementation of projects aimed to help
