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2024 Update: We have completed our campaign to raise funding to provide 34 outhouses and 20 beds for many families in severe poverty. Thank you for your support!

We continue to support our team in Nicaragua of 14 doing the work to bring food to 12 feeding centers, to bring food, supplies and medical care to approximately 300 special needs children, to support artisans with micro-business, to help folks in 2 villages learn to read and support the planting of rice to help families in the Miskito Coast to break out of poverty. Our team on the ground is also reaching out to the poor of 4 garbage dumps in Nicaragua.

The Monte Carlos Farm that we started in 2012 continues to help our mercy families.

Thank you for supporting Flutemaker Ministries!

Erik the Flutemaker

The pictures above was an outreach at the Esteli Garbage Dump. 

Flutemaker Ministries is a 501C3 public charity and we will send you a tax deductible receipt for your help.

God bless you! 

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Deybin Mejia who was rescued from the garbage dump of Somoto at 9 years old, became a tailor, our ministry driver and is now the President of a Heart To Love, who we support.

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A beautiful smile from a beautiful girl, letting us know she appreciated the little bit of food we brought to her at a garbage dump in Nicaragua. When our funding permits we can support families to educate their children, relocate, buy a run down home, fix it up and give the family a micro-business after some business training.

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Flutemaker Ministries loves to help upgrade a home. This is where Martin and his family was living.

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It took 5 days and 30 helpers to build Martin a new home. 

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Martin’s new humble home.

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Leaving a blessing at Martin’s house

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When our 3 containers of food are finally released by the Nicaraguan government, we can resume our 107 feeding centers.

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The heart of a volunteer

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One of our mercy kids and Pastor Abel of A Heart to Love with her bag of food.

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Impoverished families with special needs children in Rancho Grande signing up to get food.  I went thinking that about 30 new families had asked to sign up but when our team got there, 195 showed up to register to receive incoming container food. Flutemaker Ministries was also able to help some with needed outhouses and beds. 

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Thank you Farmers in the USA, Feed My Starving Children, Outreach Aid to the Americas and our amazing donors for helping us feed thousands of needy people in Nicaragua. If you have ever been hungry, you will know that this is a tremendous blessing!

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A very well done video that shares our heart and our work in Nicaragua.

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Sponsoring one of our mercy kids.

If feeding a special needs child for only $25 a month resonates with you, you can do this with the help of our friends Wanda and Jesse at His Hands Supports Ministries. This will enable  Flutemaker Ministries to keep providing medical help, needed beds, tables and chairs, home repairs for families in crisis with a child with disabilities. I invite you to sponsor one of our kids, where 100 % of your $25 offering will go to your sponsored child. Just go to  http://www.hishandssupportministries.org/nicaragua/sponsorship  to get set up.

Thanks so much!  Erik Sampson President of Flutemaker Ministries

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What in the world is Flutemaker Ministries doing?

This is a blog of the many things we got to do with your donations.

https://eriktheflutemaker.com/blogs/articles/what-in-the-world-is-flutemaker-ministries-doing

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Pastor Carlos Baez greeting some of the Mercy Ministry families that had gathered to pick up their bags of food and household supplies at a church in Teotecacinte, close to the Honduran border.

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Eighty percent of the special needs children in our approximately 300 Mercy Homes have been abandoned by the fathers. If our bags of food did not arrive, there would be hunger there. Will you consider sponsoring one of our kids?  at http://www.hishandssupportministries.org/nicaragua/sponsorship  Thank you! Erik