Honduras Poverty: Blog Action Day 2008

          Today, October 15, 2008 is Blog Action Day.  The Honduras mission trip is a perfect compliment to this worldwide call to action on poverty.  Through the web site "My Heart For Honduras", we give a call to action for anyone who is interested in helping the impoverished country of Honduras.  A team of people from high school to senior citizens are going to San Pedro Sula, Honduras, July 11 - 18, 2009.

Honduras is a country where most in the rural areas are in poverty.  However,many others have living conditions that middle class America would consider impoverished.

Statistics
Total population (million), 2003:
7.0
Population density (people per km2), 2003:
289.0
Number of rural poor (million), (approximate) 2003:
1.6
Rural population below the poverty line (%)
51.0
GNI per capita (US$), 2003:
970.0
Population living below US$1 a day (%), 1999:
20.7
Population living below US$2 a day (%), 1999:
44.0
Population living below the national poverty line (%), 1993:
53.0
Share of poorest 20% in national income or consumption (%), 1999:
2.7
Source: World Bank

My Heart For Honduras is set up to support the mission efforts of the mission team from Kennesaw First Baptist Church. We have set up an easy way for you to put the fight against poverty in Honduras in action.  Just go to the site, and click on any of the ad sponsors, and shop as usual.  You will pay the same price as usual, but the advertisers will give back a percentage to the mission effort.  Remember Christmas is coming up.  Just remember to go through the My Heart For Honduras web site every time you shop, and you will helping the people of Honduras, as well as the mission team.



See the related post at: Real Estate Investor Girl
 
Click Here to Go to MY HEART FOR HONDURAS website.

 

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