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Mission

To ignite the full potential of the Honduran-American diaspora as a driving force for cultural pride, civic leadership, educational empowerment, economic strength, and transnational progress.

Vision

A bold, unifying force that amplifies the voices and influence of the Honduran-American diaspora, driving sustainable growth, cultural recognition, and lasting empowerment for future generations.

Civic Engagement

Honduran-Americans serve across multiple levels of public service, including school boards, police departments, city and county governments, congressional offices, and through nonprofit advocacy.

Population in USA

An estimated 1.8 million Honduran-Americans live in the U.S., with about 51% being U.S. citizens. the largest concentrations of the Honduran Diaspora are in Houston, New York, Miami, and Los Angeles.

Economic Impact

Honduran-Americans contribute tens of billions to the U.S. economy annually and send over $9 billion in remittances to Honduras, making up nearly 30% of its GDP.

Home Ownership

31% of individuals of Honduran descent in the United States own their homes.

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BOARD MEMBERS

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Sindy Benavides

Founder/Co-Chair

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Jay Miranda

Founder/Co-Chair

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • ¡Claro que sí! Estamos en las fases iniciales de nuestro sitio web, pero pronto habrá traducción de todos los materiales.

  • The Honduran-American Association was born from a dream to bring together everyone who carries Honduras in their heart. Whether you're living in Honduras, building a life in the U.S., proudly second-generation, newly naturalized, part Honduran, or simply someone who loves our culture and people you are part of this family. 

  • Yes, there have been many important efforts to create associations, clubs, and foundations for Hondurans in the U.S., and we deeply support our brothers and sisters doing impactful work across the country. What sets this association apart is its national reach, multi-dimensional purpose, and the intentional long-term structure we’re building to ensure it remains relevant and sustainable. Our mission is to connect, empower, and celebrate the Honduran diaspora, serving as a unifying hub that uplifts existing organizations while mentoring the next generation of leaders and initiatives.

  • Absolutely! We’re a passionate group of volunteers dedicated to reconnecting our diaspora and inspiring new generations to embrace their Honduran roots. Our mission is to build a strong, united community that grows into a powerful voice across the United States. Whether you’re a student, a business leader, a community advocate, a retiree, or anywhere in between—we welcome you. Reach out through our “Contact Us” section and tell us about yourself and how you would like to help out. Let’s connect, uplift one another, and grow together.

  • Yes, our goal is to be the central hub connecting people to nonprofits serving Honduras, Honduran-owned businesses, college students seeking to network, artists looking to collaborate, aspiring filmmakers looking to share their creative work, those interested in civic engagement, and much more. We want our site and Association to be the starting point for information on anything related to connecting, empowering, and celebrating our diaspora.

  • As we get started, we want to spotlight individuals across the country who are making a difference—whether by uplifting their communities, leading with innovation, championing our Diaspora’s success, or paving the way for others to follow. If you’re doing inspiring work or know someone who is, we’d love to hear from you. Connect with us and share your story. We’re especially looking to highlight people of Honduran descent or those working to empower Honduras and its global Diaspora.

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