Wakefield Sunshine School

El Progreso, Toro Honduras

Wakefield Sunshine School in Honduras

Wakefield Sunshine School, opened with 23 students, with room to grow up to 50 children. Opened July 2021. Many thanks to the generous support of the Friends and Family of David Wakefield Sr.

This school serves children ages 1–9 and began as a community feeding center through the Bread and Fishes Program led by Pastora Gina, alongside a women’s mentorship group. Students build foundations in reading and writing, participate in playful learning activities, receive warm, nourishing meals, and take part in Bible study classes.

Serving families from two surrounding communities, the program continues to grow each year, with a commitment to expanding both the nutritional support and the educational teachings provided through the Bread and Fishes initiative.

As the second school funded by Boundless Foundation in Honduras, the impact has continued to expand.

The academy quickly became a safe haven for children like Sofia, who previously had limited access to education.

The school not only provided educational opportunities but also offered nutritious meals and a supportive environment.

With the foundation’s help, Sofia and many others are now dreaming of brighter futures, breaking the cycle of poverty, and aspiring to become leaders in their communities.

Wakefield Sunshine School opened in July 2021 and supports 23 students between ages 1-9.

This is the second school Boundless Foundation funded and was opened in Honduras.

This academy started as a feeding center for the children in the community with the Bread and Fishes Program led by Pastora Gina and a small women’s mentor group.

The children learn basic reading and writing skills, playful activities and are nurtured with nourishing warm meals and receive Bible study classes Since then, the land has been purchased to build a larger school for grades 1-9.