This September, join ASJ in celebrating Honduran Independence Day through a month-long awareness and fundraising campaign centered on one simple idea: sharing a meal can help change lives.

On and around September 15, we invite you to experience Honduran culture in your own community by visiting a Honduran-owned restaurant, bakery, coffee shop, or small business. As you do, you’ll also learn about the economic realities facing many families in Honduras—and how sustainable development can create long-term opportunity.

Together, we can turn one meal into a lasting impact.

How It Works

Roughly 30% of Honduras’ economy is tied to remittances sent home by Hondurans living abroad. These contributions are vital for families—but they are not a substitute for long-term economic opportunity.

ASJ works alongside local communities, businesses, and government partners in Honduras to strengthen economic systems, support entrepreneurs, and expand job opportunities where people live and work.

This campaign highlights that connection: when we invest in sustainable development, we help create conditions where families can thrive without having to leave their communities behind.

When you dine for Honduras, you support:

• Hondurans in the United States working to provide for their families
• Families and entrepreneurs in Honduras building local opportunity
• Long-term economic transformation through ASJ’s work

Other Ways You Can Support

Give Today

Through this event, we are raising money to support ASJ's work for justice. By giving a gift, you help us further that work.

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About ASJ

Your donation goes towards furthering the mission of ASJ in Honduras, and we are so grateful for it! Years ago, a team of North Americans and Honduras found that they shared a collective vision of justice for those living in vulnerable conditions. After years of working in development, they realized their efforts were not enough because the systems of government did not respect the needs and rights of everyone. We had one question: how can the systems of health, education, and security transform to support a country where everyone can flourish and experience justice? We knew this journey would be costly and full of challenges, but out of our faith, we found the call to “do justice” and be brave in seeking belonging for all. This work requires action from partners across the country. Join us for this event to learn more and raise support for the work in Honduras.

Association for a More Just Society

PO Box 888631 | Grand Rapids, Michigan 49588

www.asj-us.org | 1 (800) 897-1135 | info@asj-us.org