Improved nutritious: Better Future
When I first learned of it, I was incredulous: two out of every five children in Ecuador suffer from malnutrition. This fact seemed paradoxical, given that many families cultivated potatoes, […]
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Empowering leaders across Latin America
Earlier this year, we had the visit of the Field Director for Latin America, Dr. Angel Marcial. He invited us to take our model into other communities across Latin America.
Breaking the Silence
Byron was always quiet and would not express a word. His parents thought he was shy and did not want to speak because of shame. However, as he grew older,
Give Water: New Sites Across Ecuador
We had a summer of fantastic ministry opportunities, spreading the Word of God to those in need. Thanks to your partnership, we started installing water filters that, combined with the
Back to School: Investing in kids’ future
You have probably heard it on the news: Ecuador is in the midst of political chaos, affecting violence and employment rates. Such a situation has affected children in many different
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Amigos out there: You are lighting up the life of a child.
Every child deserves the chance to thrive and reach their full potential. Unfortunately, for many children in Ecuador, this opportunity is hindered by numerous challenges. However, research has shown that
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Give Water transforms lives every day: Read about Gonzalo
“I was thirsty, and you have me something to drink” Pastor Gonzalo used to drink contaminated river water. He and his family would scoop out the water and then let
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Back to School 2023: Empowering Sarah and Ecuadorian Children to Break the Chains of Poverty
The lives of Ecuadorian children living in poverty is heart-wrenching. Despite their young age, they have already experienced struggles that most of us can only begin to imagine. Many of
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A Safe Place to Heal and Play
Just outside of Quito, Ecuador, at our Project M:25 campus, kids are healing from the damaging effects of poverty. Over 100 children come to our campus daily to find a