Run-down building with a neighbor on the balcony, Cuba
An elderly woman on her balcony, Cuba

From a house that is falling apart
to a home of their own.

We buy and hand over houses to Cuban families living in hard conditions, and we document every step.

Concrete help, from start to finish, and everything gets published

The case comes in

The case comes in

A video, a message, someone who knows the family. We verify the situation before anything else.

The house is bought

The house is bought

With our own funds and those of people close to the project. The family receives keys and papers.

Everything is published

Before, after, dates and where the money went. On the website and on social media.

File · Case 001

«It all started with a video one morning. A family from a neighborhood almost nobody remembers. That same week the house was bought.»
  • PlaceCuba
  • Case received2026
  • House purchasesame week
  • Keys and papersin the family's name
The home before the handover
The home after the handover
BEFORE AFTER

1

house handed over

1

case in progress

100%

of the process published

0

fundraising campaigns

About us

A small project that would rather show than promise

It is run by two people, with support from Progressive Medical Center in Miami. We are not a real estate agency or a construction company, and we do not do politics or religion.

Just houses, families and a public record of what gets done.

What we do

  • We buy houses for families living in hard conditions
  • We hand over keys and papers in the family's name
  • We publish every step: dates, photos and where the money went

What we don't do

  • Fundraising campaigns
  • Building or selling homes
  • Politics or religion

How to take part

Propose a family

We read everything that comes in, even if we can't always reply. The more information about the family and their situation, the better.

  • Where they live and with whom
  • What condition the home is in
  • How we can contact them



    Your details go only to info@proyectoluzdeesperanza.com. Nothing is published without the family's permission.