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All I Want for Christmas
Maria (center) and 4 of her 5 children, with monthly food donation. As the holiday season approaches, I’ve found my ears perking up when a moment of inspiration is spoken on the radio, or by an acquaintance. I heard the perfect phrase for the holiday season:Don’t focus on what you don’t have, but instead, on…
Manuela proudly holds her school contract
Manuela is required to go to school in order to obtain the monthly food donations from Finding Freedom Through Friendship. She can be seen holding her FFF contract in the above photo. By requiring her family to commit to Manuela’s education in order to receive their food staples, FFF is enabling Manuela and other children in…
The Lost Boys of Guatemala
Their photographs absorb space in the recesses of our computer hardware as well as my own cerebral gray matter. Some photo files document our long-term, current relationships with the mothers and their children in Finding Freedom through Friendship. Other images are the only tangible proof that a friendship ever existed; photos showing that we at…
A Contrast in Childhoods
I love this photo taken years ago of my youngest child. The word “joy” comes to mind when you see it; unadulterated childhood pleasure while playing with new puppies. An all-American scene of a treasured child who has the freedom to abandon herself to an afternoon of playtime. Guatemalan cousins Sebastian and Pedro lost…
Juana’s new home construction has begun!
Thanks to some generous donors and our key chain sales, our first and most economically disadvantaged FFF client will soon be in her new home. The home ownership was expedited by the fact that Juana already owned the land, and we didn’t have to fund the purchase of this. Although very modest by U.S. standards,…
Our Recent Trip; Through the Eyes of a New Volunteer
Pascuala; holding photos of when she first entered FFF “You allowed me to see some people’s stories.” “FFF let me go into the heart of the towns and ride their streets in the backs of trucks on the terrible roads. We went into houses that had bugs, dirt floors, terrible structures, no electricity, limited or no…
