HUMANITARIAN AID

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 The president of Fundación Mamá Eva, Eva Fernández, personally delivers financial support to a Latino family in need.
This gesture reflects the foundation’s human and compassionate commitment to those who have fought to overcome adversity. Each donation is an act of hope—a tangible form of help aimed at easing burdens and strengthening our community during difficult times.

 President of Fundación Mamá Eva, Eva Fernández, led a vital humanitarian aid effort during the social crisis of the migrant caravans.
Direct assistance was provided to hundreds of migrants, including food, water, medicine, clothing, and guidance. This act of solidarity reflected President Eva Fernández’s strong commitment to human dignity, offering support to vulnerable individuals facing long and difficult journeys in search of a better life. 

 The president of Fundación Mamá Eva, Eva Fernández, together with her team of volunteers, delivered over 1,000 pairs of shoes to barefoot men, women, and children in Tijuana.
This donation responded to the urgent need of those who, after walking long distances, faced the journey with worn-out footwear or no protection at all.

With this gesture, President Eva Fernández reaffirms her commitment to dignity, solidarity, and humanitarian action for those migrating in search of a better future.

 In response to the devastation caused by hurricanes and natural disasters in Honduras, President Eva Fernández led a major humanitarian aid mission, delivering donations to severely affected families.
The assistance included food, clothing, medical supplies, essential items, and containers shipped from the United States filled with resources—bringing hope to communities impacted by the emergency.

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 With a strong commitment to human dignity, Eva Fernández has led home renovation efforts for families living in poverty in Honduras.
These improvements included structural repairs, roofing, flooring, painting, and basic living conditions—providing families with a safer, cleaner, and more dignified environment. 

 Eva Fernández actively participates in meetings in Washington, D.C., advocating for the renewal of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Hondurans.
Since 1998, she has been a constant voice in the defense of immigrant rights, demanding a fair, transparent, and humane process for the thousands of Hondurans who have built their lives in the United States. Her commitment to the cause reflects a strong track record of leadership and solidarity with her community.