ABOUT US

Bridge of Peace, Inc. was founded in Miami, Florida. It became a Florida corporation in 2005 and the following year it was recognized as a 501 (c) (3) non profit organization by the Internal Revenue Service of the United States.

 This is the awesome Bridge of Peace team:

Executive Director

• Dr. Vivian Bosque has been with the organization since its conception and she brings with her extensive experience in the field of Education. In addition to that, she is an Education professor at Nova Southeastern University.

Miami Assistant Director

• Andrés Avila, an experienced non-profit volunteer who has worked with the Scout organization and the Red Cross both in Honduras and the United States.

Honduras Director

• Rodolfo (Rudy) Marin, former Director of the Scout organization in Honduras and a tireless writer and youth leader

Planning Coordinator in Honduras

• Norma Diaz, an experienced professional in the field of non-profit planning

Board of Directors

• President: Luis M. (Jimmy) Garcia

• Vice President: Dr. Maria Grethel Méndez

• Secretary: Carol Wasveiler

• Treasurer: Lillian Sardiñas

• Director: Sergio Rodríguez

• Director: María Silva

Miami Support group

• Lillian Sardiñas, our accountant and constant benefactor

• Fernando and Carol Wasveiler, ever ready activists always willing to collaborate

• Omar Roussel, former Under Secretary of Education in Honduras

• María Silva, member of our Board of Directors

• Rigoberto Sánchez, a business man

San Marcos de Colón Support Group

• Dr. Alberto Ordoñez, a physician and the coordinator of the group

• Dr. Marco Antonio Mendoza (Dr. Toñito) mayor of the city

• Dr. Carlos Alfonso Cabrera, a dentista who heads the Centro de Salud

• Padre Mercedes Rivera, the parrish priest

• María Rutilia Mendoza, a devoted women’s activist

• Carlos Vicente Mendoza, an environmental leader with FORCUENCAS

• Ricardo Ortega, a valued member of the school district office

• Hugo Arias, an engineer who is organizing our music program

• Hortensia Rivera, a respected teacher

 The Tegucigalpa Support Group is currently being organized.