From Our Little Roses
Summer 2019 Newsletter
Diana's Corner
Our Little Roses continues to grow in strength, recognition and quality as a five-star organization.
This is really quite extraordinary, because many nongovernmental organizations do not continue after 10-15 years, mainly because of ...
Our Little Roses has been caring for girls in San Pedro Sula since 1988. Although our city has its share of sensational headlines, we’re steadily making an impact, one girl at a time. Our organization is committed to creating a healthy, thriving community for future Hondurans.
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As an organization committed to improving the lives of women and girls in Honduras, we’d like to share what we’ve learned about creating a better world for our fellow sisters. Small actions add up. Ready to make a difference? Here are five of the most impactful ways to empower women ...
After learning about Our Little Roses and the touching stories of our girls, many people are eager to help. While individual donations and sponsorships are a big part of how we carry out our mission, fundraisers are just as important.
In fact, fundraisers provide a double benefit. ...
After Our Little Roses celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2018, it was time to look back on the tremendous impact of Dr. Diana Frade’s vision and the hard work of staff and volunteers. In our nonprofit annual report, we’ve pulled together the story of how your donations support the ...
Although most of us associate Christian mission trips with helping others, you’ll find that these experiences give back more than you could ever imagine. At Our Little Roses, we’ve seen friendships forged, faith strengthened, and perspectives forever changed.
Many of our mission ...
If you’ve been reading the headlines lately, it’s hard not to feel helpless as you see the caravans of Hondurans traveling thousands of miles to escape the poverty and violence of their country. Life in Honduras is a daily struggle, with gangs overtaking neighborhoods, lack of ...
The Importance of Girls Education
In the United States, we are fortunate enough not to have to worry too much about education for our children. In Honduras, however, graduating high school is considered a major educational achievement. This is particularly true for girls, who face ...
Shoreline Sugars has Changed Lives
Shoreline Sugars Boutique Co-Owner, Mary Clark, found herself in San Pedro Sula, Honduras in the Summer of 2018 on a trip that seemed to be divinely mapped out. Mary visited Our Little Roses, home for abused and abandoned girls, after being ...
