To strengthen businesses led by young Hondurans, Fundación Terra Te Impulsa and its strategic partners recognized entrepreneurs nationwide with in-kind seed capital and digital kits to support the growth and sustainability of their businesses.

In partnership with Glasswing International Honduras, Claudia Matute of Estudio Azul received L40,000; María de los Ángeles Suazo of Wina received L35,000; Maryury Nicol Rodríguez of Postres Yury received L30,000; and María Estela Ramírez of M&M-Personalizados, Fernando Josué Flores of Paletas Energy, and Génesis Nikol Medina of 24 Rosas Honduras each received L28,000.

The partnership between Fundación Terra Te Impulsa and World Vision also seeks to strengthen youth entrepreneurship, employability, and digital training in vulnerable communities.

In this group, Yeimi Lindesly Meraz Pineda of MilpaJusta received L40,000; Leonor Carolina González Ávila of Leonor's Sweetland received L35,000; Josué Adonai Varela Martínez of Monito Cumple received L30,000; and Estephany Suseth Banegas Alvarado of Botánica Chámale, Darlin Jarenis Delcid Orellana of Multiservicios DELCID, and Doris Margarita Fajardo Baide of Margaret Fashion each received L28,000.

Two digital kits were also awarded to Asly Aymara Ortiz Molina of Studio 025 and Eymi Yireh Guevara Mateo of Yireh-Mateo Photography. Beyond seed capital, the program provides business training, mentoring, and ongoing support to promote sustainable businesses and economic opportunities in communities.