Help me build a medical clinic in Honduras!
This May, I'm heading to Comayagua, Honduras with 15 of my Pi Kappa Phi brothers to build a medical clinic for a community that doesn't have one.
Fr. Justin Alarcon is a Pi Kappa Phi brother from our Gamma Chapter at Cal-Berkeley. He rode Journey of Hope twice, then became a Franciscan friar, eventually landing in Honduras. He invited us to come help build a clinic and nursing station at Casa Misericordia Mujeres, the community he serves. Over 80 women and their families live there, and there is a deep need for an onsite medical station.
So that's what we're doing. For a week, our team will be mixing cement, laying block, and painting walls alongside local contractors and residents. Real work, real impact.
Your donation goes directly toward construction materials, medical equipment, and trip costs. I've committed to raising $2,500, and every dollar gets us closer to making this clinic a reality.
Any amount makes a difference, and sharing this page with your network doubles the impact.
Pax et Bonum.
