A Magical Celebration for a Meaningful Cause What an amazing night celebrating our beloved Día de Muertos with our Noche de Catrinas event — all for a good cause! 💀✨ We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for this unforgettable evening. The creativity and spirit of the attendees shone through their stunning costumes,Continue reading “OUR 2025 NOCHE DE CATRINAS”
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Meet Arturo from Zacatlán, Puebla
We had the opportunity to learn from Arturo, a hard-working young man who lives in the rural area of Zacatlán in the State of Puebla, Mex. Arturo has a disability but despite all obstacles, he was able to start a mini-mart in his community. He told us he studied engineering but due to his disabilityContinue reading “Meet Arturo from Zacatlán, Puebla”
Marina and her daughters
Marina lives in a remote community in Hidalgo, Mex. She is a single mother who lives with her two little daughters. Conditions and resources are very tough, as you can see in this video, there is no easy access to her home, construction has been going on for years to have roads, sidewalks, streets. WeContinue reading “Marina and her daughters”
Giving Hope for Mother’s Day
This past Mother’s Day, we were able to assist 2 different exceptional women, who became widows and they are not only supporting their own children, but their aging mothers too!! When we were brought up their cases, we thought it was imperative to give them some sort of assistance. Mrs. Macaria Chavez lost her husbandContinue reading “Giving Hope for Mother’s Day”
How some few farm animals make a difference!
We recently came across a family in rural Huejutla, Hidalgo where literally, it is in such a remote area, that only few vehicles are able to access their community. The family we assisted is composed by a grandfather, a mother and a young daughter. No steady income, they depend on the few produce they canContinue reading “How some few farm animals make a difference!”
With $300 USD a woman in rural Hidalgo, Mexico started her bakery
Back in 2021, on the brink of starting massive vaccinations in the US., Mexico was still struggling with the economic impact of the pandemic, especially in rural areas. Most people who had a job, had now to create new ways to generate income and provide for their families. It’s important to know that in mostContinue reading “With $300 USD a woman in rural Hidalgo, Mexico started her bakery”
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