Leukemia - Treatment 

Carolina Valero Perez, affectionately known as Carito, is a three-year-old battling leukemia. She lives with her grandmother, who earns just $150 USD a month. Carito began her treatment at a cancer hospital in Monterrey, Mexico, because there's no such facility in her hometown of Acuna. She returns for treatments and stays in Monterrey for a week of chemotherapy and tests. Despite her challenges, Carito's resilience is inspiring. We believe in her strength to survive and thrive.

Food Delivery

Now, more than ever, walking door to door to share our food is important. The elderly, waiting at home, simply do not have the resources to survive. Visiting people in their homes, listening to what they have to say, is as important as the food we deliver. Knowing that parents in many families skip meals so that there is enough for their children makes delivering groceries a priority. Some lack the money for simple meals of beans, rice, and eggs. Others must choose between health care and food.

Cafeteria at school

"Children arrive at school too hungry to focus," reported four teachers, noting that in first grade and kindergarten, some have even fainted from hunger. Our response was simple. Let's feed these kids. We started by using a borrowed space at a nearby church, initially feeding 28 children from a school of 1,000. Over a few years, we expanded to build six cafeterias and partnered with the state of Coahuila, which trains volunteer cooks and supplies ingredients at a significantly lower cost. The solution is straightforward: Feed them.

Jario wants to walk and run with his friends 

Meet Jario, a brave ten-year-old, was born with a severe club foot condition. Local doctors initially believed nothing could be done. Determined to find a solution, we sought help from a specialist in Monterrey. There, the medical team assured us that with multiple surgeries and physical therapy, Jario's condition could be corrected. As of June 2024, he has already undergone several operations, and we are preparing for his next evaluation to assess his progress.

Jario just celebrated his 10th birthday on June 17th, and his greatest wish is to run and play like other children. We are committed to making that dream a reality, even if it means more surgeries and therapy sessions. As of June 2024, he has already undergone several operations, and we are preparing for his next evaluation to assess his progress.

Shelters

By providing shelters for children, those with mental health challenges, and individuals struggling with substance addiction, we safeguard the most vulnerable from life on the streets.

Many people are not born into supportive families, and many face health challenges from birth. Our mission is to offer shelter, food, clothing, medical assistance, and unconditional love. This is why we exist—to create a safe and nurturing environment for those in need.

Join us in making a difference. Together, we can offer hope and stability to those who need it most.

Education

Parents clean and repair schools. We help with cleaning and building supplies.

Parents build special needs classrooms and we help with some building materials (parents raise money for building materials through fundraisers).

We have also provided school desks, books, computers, software, and other educational materials.