C. A. Relief, also known as Central American Relief Efforts, is a Lancaster, PA-based humanitarian aid organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of the people in southern Honduras, one of the poorest regions in the western hemisphere.

Established in 2007 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, C. A. Relief works closely with local community leaders and political contacts to provide essential resources, food, projects, and medical treatment to those in need.

C. A. Relief focuses on creating self-sustaining programs that are operated and maintained by the communities they serve.

In addition, they organize week-long medical brigades throughout the year, mobilizing doctors and dentists to hold clinics in rural areas. This ensures that even the most remote communities have access to quality healthcare. The organization's mission was sparked by the devastating impact of Hurricane Mitch in 2003, which killed over 7,000 people in Honduras.

Steve Mentzer, the President and founder of C. A. Relief, coordinated a medical mission trip to the affected areas.

Impacted by the experience, Mentzer established Central American Relief Efforts in 2007, and the organization has been providing assistance to Honduras ever since. C. A.

Relief receives support from various organizations, churches, community leaders, and humanitarian friends worldwide. They are dedicated to improving the health and education systems in southern Honduras, striving to make a lasting impact on the lives of the people they serve. For more information, to donate, or to get involved, visit their website or contact C.

A. Relief via email or social media platforms