Churches

San José Church (Catholic)

Calle Libertad No. 116, Holguín. Holguín

Its construction started in 1815, and is located in one of the squares best preserved of the historical part of the city. The church tower stands out in the neoclassical façade that dates back to the 19th century. It was rebuilt in the 1950s.

San Isidoro Church (Catholic)

Calle Maceo No. 112, Holguín

(One block south of Central Park Square)

It was restored a few years ago.

Nuestra Señora de la Caridad Church (Catholic)

Calle Cuba esquina a Colón, Reparto Vista Alegre, Holguín

Adventist Church of the 7th Day (Adventist)

Calle Garayalde entre Libertad y Martí, Holguín

Baptist Church (Baptist)

Calle Morales Lemus entre Martí y Luz Caballero, Holguín

Pentecostal Evangelical Church (Pentecostal Assemblies)

Calle Cuba No. 212, Holguín

Los Amigos Cuáqueros Church (Quakers)

Calle Libertad No. 214, Holguín

Central Methodist Church (Methodist)

Carretera Central esquina a Carbó, Holguín

Pueblo Nuevo Methodist Church (Methodist)

Reparto Pueblo Nuevo, Holguin

Cables Methodist Church (Methodist)

Calle Cables esquina a Mártires

Alcides Pino Methodist Church (Methodist)

Reparto Alcides Pino, Holguin

Church of God (Assemblies of God)

Avenida de los Alamos, Holguin

Religious Organizations

Caritas

A widely known Catholic charitable organization. They have a representation in Holguin, that for many years has been helping people in need with medical drugs and supplies, food and basic needs. They have also helped orphanages and elderly homes in the city and the province.

Salvation Army

Their headquarter office and church is in calle Rastro entre Frexes y Marti. They, along with all the churches in the city help to alleviate the needs of many people.

About charitable donations

Cuban people in general have financial needs and lack of many basic need products. If you are feeling move to be a "good Samaritan", you can help Cuban people in many ways. You can take donations to any of the churches or religious organizations in the city and they will distribute it to people in need.

This donations could be direct financial help with money, used and second hand clothing, non perishable food, non prescription medications like pain-killers, vitamins and mineral supplements, antacids, antidiarrhea, colds and flu medications, antiallergics, ear, nose and eyes drops, antibiotic dermatological ointments and other skin medicinal products, first aid and many other things. 

If you are able to take donations of prescription medications you should go to any of the hospitals in the city. All of them have offices to reception donations or you can take them directly to the hospital pharmacy. They mainly need drugs for the heart, diabetes, thyroid, steroids, antibiotics, asthma, chemotherapy, antiparasites and the list could go interminable.