Próspera Honduras and Roatán Fashion Show join efforts in favor of Clínica Esperanza
By Próspera Team2 min read
The spirit of solidarity shone once again on the island with the official delivery of the contribution collected during the first edition of the Roatán Fashion Show. This event fused fashion and social responsibility under the slogan “Fashion, Hope and Solidarity”.
Thanks to the sale of tickets, which brought together more than 280 attendees, In addition, a significant amount of money was raised. In addition, with the efforts of several companies on the island, together with the contribution of Honduras Próspera Inc, a total of 780 thousand lempiras was reached. These funds were delivered to the Esperanza Clinic, The institution provides free medical care to more than 30,000 people each year on the island.
As a result, Clínica Esperanza announced that this contribution will initially be used for the construction of a retaining wall.. In this way, the infrastructure of the health center will be protected. Subsequently, it will serve as the basis for the start of the expansion of a new area. Thus, the project responds to the growing number of patients and the priority needs of the community.
During the special delivery event, the organizers of the Fashion Show expressed their gratitude to. They thanked the companies, economic groups and allies that made this project possible. Special recognition was given to Prospera Honduras Inc. for its commitment to double the amount raised and join this noble cause.
The CEO of Próspera Honduras Inc, Erick Brimen, The importance of supporting initiatives was underscored. These have a direct impact on the health of the islanders. “Prospera's success is measured by how we multiply opportunities in Roatan. Today we support health because it is a fundamental basis for the progress of a society.”
Finally, it was announced that the second edition of the Roatan Fashion Show will be held on June 13 and 14, 2026. This reaffirms its commitment to new social works on the island. It also consolidates Roatán as the capital of solidarity fashion in the Honduran Caribbean.