Today, Melvin and Cynde live in a modest home, growing basic grains that provide limited income, insufficient to improve their living conditions or create new opportunities for their daughters.
Still, they hold onto a powerful dream.
“We want to build a safe and dignified home where our daughters can grow up and thrive,” Melvin shares. Cynde adds, “I dream that Perla and Cindy can study and have the opportunities we never had.”
This year, that dream began to take root.
Melvin and Cynde joined Agros’ Harvest of Hope Center in Comayagua, Honduras, where families gain access to land, greenhouse production, training, and markets. Even before its official inauguration, more than 90 families are already building their path forward.
For Melvin and Cynde, this is more than a new opportunity. It is the beginning of ownership, stability, and a future they can finally call their own.
Thanks to the Agros International project, they will soon receive additional land, mesh greenhouses, and agricultural technology—along with training to cultivate high-value vegetables. This opportunity means much more than producing food: it represents breaking the cycle of poverty, generating sustainable income, and transforming the lives of their daughters and generations to come.