Supply and Multiply

06/16/2026

We are looking forward to our team being in Honduras this July!

As we serve children, families, and communities, our prayer is that the love and compassion of Christ will be clearly seen and deeply felt. His love gives hope. A hope that lasts, a hope that brings peace in troubled days, and an eternal hope that points hearts to Him.

06/14/2026

With heavy hearts, we share that Yve, one of the residents of the Matthew 25 House in Haiti, has passed away.

Yve always seemed to carry a smile, and we are humbled that God allowed Supply and Multiply to help care for him with dignity, love, and compassion until his final breath on this earth.

The Matthew 25 House exists to provide more than shelter and food. It provides dignity. It reminds precious people like Yve that they are seen, loved, and not forgotten.

We would like to help provide Yve with a proper funeral. If God places it on your heart to give toward this need, you may donate here:

https://supplyandmultiply.com/donate

Thank you for helping us honor Yve’s life and continue caring for the vulnerable in Haiti with the love and compassion of Christ.

06/11/2026

We have a special opportunity to bless mothers and children in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, who are being served through ministries working with victims of the s*x industry. Our updated Amazon Wish List includes practical items for Women of Hope, Ebenezer School, and other ministries our team will serve this July — even one small gift can make a meaningful difference.

Please take a moment to look at the list and consider sending an item today.

06/06/2026

06/04/2026

In San Pedro Sula, many children are growing up in places where poverty, violence, and exploitation are painfully close to home.

For young girls especially, education, Christian community, and trusted adult support can be life-changing. In Honduras, children are still vulnerable to some of the worst forms of exploitation, including commercial s*xual exploitation and trafficking. More than 1.15 million children ages 5 to 17 may be outside the educational system.

This is why partnerships matter.

When we come alongside local schools, churches, mothers, teachers, and ministry leaders, we are doing more than offering a program. We are helping build a circle of protection, dignity, discipleship, and hope around children who are deeply loved by God.

Every child deserves to be seen.
Every child deserves to be safe.
Every child deserves to know that her life has value.

06/02/2026

One of the ministries that we work with in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, has requested a few items to serve the mothers and children they work with who are victims of the s*x industry. Here is our updated Amazon list that includes items for ministry at the Ebenzer School, Women of Hope, and various other places we will serve this July.

06/01/2026

In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, beauty and brokenness often stand side by side.

In this image, the green of life is everywhere. Trees stretch upward. Grass and weeds push through the ground. Sunlight falls across the scene. But tucked beneath it all is something bent, rusted, and forgotten. Old train tracks are just hanging in the landscape.

That is often how mission work looks. It is not always polished. It is not always picturesque. Sometimes it is standing in the middle of what is overgrown, discarded, and wounded, and still being able to see life reaching for the light.

This is why we go.

We go because God sees what others overlook. We go because hope can grow in hard places. We go because the Gospel teaches us that nothing is too broken for redemption, and no place is too forgotten for the love of Christ.

Even here, life is reaching upward.
Even here, grace is at work.
Even here, God is making all things new.

05/29/2026

Would you consider buying a slice?

One of the favorite moments for both our team members and the students at Ebenezer School is our end-of-time-together pizza party. It is a simple, joyful way to celebrate the week, share laughter, and make memories with the students and teachers in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Providing pizza and drinks for all the students and teachers costs about $300, and this is one meaningful way you can partner with us as we prepare to go.

Would you consider “buying a slice” to help make this special celebration possible?

Every gift helps us show love, build relationships, and encourage these precious students in the name of Christ.

🍕 $5, $10, $15, $20, $25, $30, $40, or $50
❤️ Together, we can provide the whole party!

Thank you for partnering with Supply and Multiply as we serve in Honduras.

Donate Here:
https://supplyandmultiply.com/mission-trips

05/29/2026

Would you consider buying a slice?

One of the favorite moments for both our team members and the students at Ebenezer School is our end-of-time-together pizza party. It is a simple, joyful way to celebrate the week, share laughter, and make memories with the students and teachers in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Providing pizza and drinks for all the students and teachers costs about $300, and this is one meaningful way you can partner with us as we prepare to go.

Would you consider “buying a slice” to help make this special celebration possible?

Every gift helps us show love, build relationships, and encourage these precious students in the name of Christ.

🍕 $5, $10, $15, $20, $25, $30, $40, or $50
❤️ Together, we can provide the whole party!

Thank you for partnering with Supply and Multiply as we serve in Honduras.

Donate Here:
https://supplyandmultiply.com/mission-trips

05/26/2026

This summer, our Supply and Multiply team will be serving alongside our friends at Ebenezer School in San Pedro Sula, where students are learning, growing, and being encouraged in the love of Christ.

Education matters deeply in Honduras. According to UNICEF, school enrollment for children ages 3 to 17 was only 62% in 2024, leaving more than one million children and adolescents out of school. That is one reason we are so grateful to partner with ministries and schools that are investing in the next generation.

Please pray for these students, their teachers, and our team as we prepare to go. We are grateful for every opportunity to serve, encourage, and walk beside our brothers and sisters in Honduras.