The Pines Project
In 2022, the Rino Foundation and with in country partners, broke ground on a new sustainable community in Jinotega, Nicaragua to provide twenty-six families who work in the city dump looking for recyclables in order to feed their children.
The Pines Project consist of 26 secure homes with personal bathrooms for each family, a medical clinic, local church, access to clean water, solar lights, a large playground and more.
Having a place to call ‘Home’ is more than a physical structure, it provides comfort, dignity and security!
If you, your church, business or nonprofit would like to assist with this holistic project please email: Natalie@rinoglobalsolutions.com
The Gift of Play Nicaragua + Honduras
The Rino Foundation, with the support of local churches in the USA plan to expand our Gift of Play Initiative throughout Nicaragua and Honduras. In cooperation with our partners, Feed The Hungry Nicaragua and Honduras, Kids Around The World, several communities have already received large playgrounds, but there are many more children are in need of a safe place to gather with their friends, develop motor skills, and the simply be kids while living in stressful environments.
Protégé Global | Leadership Intensive
A One Day, Pastors and Leadership development intensive uniquely design to train and equip pastors and leaders Do practical, debacle and transformational teaching and instruction.
Our objective is to further develop pastors and leaders in a variety of areas and capacities within the local church and community.
We purpose to train each participant to maximize their God-given leadership gift in order to achieve gods calling an assignment on their lives.
Operation | Matt16:18
Building churches for flourishing faith communities!
We have done our due diligence and designated four locations that desperately need a physical location to gather believers as a Christian community. Two in the city of Estelí and two in the jungles in the northeast corner of Nicaragua to reach and disciple the Mayangua and Meskitos tribe.
Worthy | A Women’s Empowerment Movement
Worthy is my story. I created this movement because I know what it feels like to be overlooked, told you’re “too much,” or pressured to change just to fit in. As women, we carry so many expectations that it’s easy to forget who we truly are. But the truth is—you don’t have to shrink yourself to belong. You were created with value, resilience, and purpose.
The Worthy Movement is a three-day intensive for women designed to realign you with these three principles:
1. You are Valuable – Your worth isn’t defined by outside approval. It’s built into who you are.
2. You are Resilient – Life may bend you, but it cannot break you. Your strength is deeper than you realize.
3. You Have Purpose – You were created intentionally, with gifts this world needs.
This isn’t about chasing external beauty or surface-level confidence. It’s about learning to love yourself from the inside out, owning your individuality, and walking boldly in your worth. When women know who they are and fully love themselves, they become whole, healthy contributors to their communities—lifting others in powerful and loving ways.
The world doesn’t need one type of woman. It needs every type of woman—authentic, unique, and unapologetically herself. That’s the heartbeat of Worthy: teaching women how to rise into who they were created to be.
If you’re interested in joining an upcoming Worthy trip or want to host a 3-day Worthy Women’s Empowerment event at your company, please reach out at: Natalie@rinoglobalsolutions.com
You are worthy. You are enough. And it’s time to live like it.
Homes for Hope | Honduras
High in the mountains of Central Honduras, there is an indigenous ethnic group called the Tolupanes. They live mostly in huts, made of mud, sticks, torn tarps and a roof constructed of manaca (A kind of leaf obtain from a palm) and a dirt floor.
Families sleep on the dirt floors or wooden planks huddled together trying to stay warm. It’s here in these mountains that we sense a call to build secure, adequate homes for Tolupanes and a few other communities on the mountain.
Our goal is to provide 24 families with a safe, secure place to live and call home. These families are at risk due to these conditions, with the lack of clean water insecurity, makes it extremely vulnerable to sickness and other factors.
