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Salud Hondu is the organization that serves the healthcare needs of over 50,000 people in rural Honduras, the majority of whom are children with previously little or no access to healthcare. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit, operational since 2012, and to date has up-fitted and funded a medical clinic in Reitoca, Honduras that serves approximately 600 patients a month. A second clinic has opened in another remote area of Honduras.


Fr. Bob, Salud Hondu’s founding board member, is facing some significant health challenges.  The link below will allow your donation to go directly to Fr. Bob’s immediate medical care needs.  He resides in the Honduran Community served by Salud Hondu and continues to be a vital link to the operation of Clinica Santa Maria.


2023 Fundraiser

One Cup of Tea seeks your support as Salud Hondu continues to operate in Honduras. Salud Hondu is dependent on its faithful donors.  A donation of any amount has a great impact on providing healthcare to those in need. For a donation of $50 or more, select from our unique Thank You Gifts to keep for yourself or share with others.

The 2023 Holiday Collection of Thank You Gifts

Your support is critical to those in need of quality healthcare— thousands of men, women, and children in impoverished Honduras who otherwise would not have access to healthcare.

This year, we are pleased to offer new gift sets featuring either Bourbon or a Cardinal clip-on ornament. We also brought back the popular Rose Candle option. For donations of $50 or more, these beautifully packaged “thank you” offerings include a lovely vintage teacup/saucer. Shipping options are available. 

Our 2023 “Thank You” Offerings

100% of all One Cup of Tea fundraisers goes to support the healthcare services so needed for these Honduran people.

Contact us at info@saludhondu.org to be added to our email database. Your continued support is very much appreciated!

Dr. Marco and staff give supplies to health department professionals in the surrounding area
Dr. Marco (far right) and staff give supplies to health department professionals in the municipalities of Reitoca, Curarén, and Alubarén