Many children and families struggle to put food on the table in Central America. Our missionary founders Bob and Joan Tyson witnessed the impacts of starvation during the 1980s, and were led to open a Feed the Hungry kitchen. Now, there are over 35 Feed the Hungry kitchens that serve more than 2,500 children each day.

The elderly are another vulnerable population in Central America, and many struggle to get the food and care they need. Through our Feed the Elderly ministry, senior adults are able to come to the center to get a hot meal, receive a daily devotion, and relax while fellowshipping with one another, all while being reminded of the love Jesus has for them.

In remote areas of Central America, radio is often one of the few ways people can have access to the Gospel. Through the Samaritan Radio Network, people are able to hear the Good News of Jesus in 65% of Honduras, parts of Nicaragua, and parts of El Salvador.

The Good Samaritan Bible Institute was one of the first ministries founded by the Tysons in 1970. The Bible Institute is designed to train men who are called to preach, are already involved in ministry, and want to become more equipped to lead others to Christ through pastoring.

This fund helps cover any extra support pastors may need that isn’t covered by a sponsor. It also helps pay for medical expenses or unexpected needs that may arise, allowing these pastors to provide for their families and continue their ministry.

To help our ministries become more self-sustaining, the Good Samaritan Farm was born! The farm currently has dairy cows, chickens, and many crops to help sustain the Feed the Hungry Kitchens, Good Samaritan Dormitories, Bible Institute, and mission trip teams.

Each year, our goal is to give out 10,000+ gifts to children who do not have a sponsor and who might not receive a gift otherwise. Any amount you can give helps!