Across Honduras, countless women are rising above adversity to become prominent thinkers, ethical leaders, and impactful marchers. Join us this spring for the LMI March for Women, a monthlong event celebrating the women who are taking strides to transform Honduras and the world. Coinciding with Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, this initiative is your chance to learn more about the groundbreaking contributions of women. She Leads. We Move.
Sign up to complete one of our three challenges during the month of March—whether you’re an early-morning runner, biking enthusiast, or casual walks around your neighborhood kind of person, there’s something for everyone! Progress through your journey and unlock milestones that feature incredible stories told by our alumnae and current students.
How You Can Participate:
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Register to march alongside our students for $50. Join an establish team or march as an individual.
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Become a fundraiser by gathering a team of marchers to support your adventure, or make a donation directly on our website. With your generosity, we’re aiming to raise a total of $30,000 this March to continue empowering women in Honduras to become capable advocates, responsible leaders, and groundbreaking changemakers.
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Donate in support of all 60 students who have pledged to march in honor of each Honduran woman who is taking strides to transform their country. Click HERE to give.
As yomove for women in Honduras, your miles will raise awareness and financial support needed to provide food, shelter, and accessible education for our students. Research shows that investing in resources for women helps them participate in important conversations and discover the strength of their own voice. Be a part of this movement with us!
If you're new to Leadership Mission International, we encourage you to visit our website at leadershipmission.org to learn more about why we are passionate about partnering with young women leaders in Honduras!
All proceeds will make an impact on these women’s lives by making a contribution to their education and leadership training at The Leadership Center in Honduras.