Project Las Americas

“Cash contribution: 33,937 cash contribution: 21,020 cash contribution: 20,312 cash contribution: 50,261”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 0 1,022 total 0 1,022”

“Provide humanitarian, health, education, opportunity and assistance to the impoverished.”

“New horizons:33,937 serving children's wellbeing by mentoring and empowering 212 high risk adolescent girls in acting, volleyball, music and other activities. Additionally, 800 other children were impacted by different activities increasing self confidence and sense of security.”

“Children's safe water project: 21,020 provided 83 families with point of use water filtration, providing a lifetime of safe water. Completion of two aqueducts providing 96 families with running water.”

“Enhanced reading project:20,312 provide 2,246 disadvantaged children in public schools a dynamic reading program intervention during the school year. Has reduced illiteracy significantly and increased proficiency and developed a reading culture.”

“College education support: 14,338 provides 19 disadvantaged women with a monthly stipend to defer college expenses, transportation and supplies. Loma bajita primary education: 12,926 provides basic education in creole to 87 undocumented haitian children. Program supplements the public education via private school and meals. Children learn core material plus language, allowing them to fend if deported to haiti. Community building program: 11,017 build 2 new low income homes. Program creates community cohesion by bringing 126 volunteers to provide all the labor. Men, women and children from the community work together for a common good and creating community coherence. 13 direct beneficiaries. Special needs project: 10,566 program provides resources to three local institutions caring for disabled orphans, school for the deaf and a catholic home for the elderly indigent. A total of 156 beneficiaries. La colorada dental clinic: 1,414 community based dental health program providing basic dental care and education to 86 beneficiaries in several rural communities. Program interrupted due to covid.”