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Our board members are all parents, and in some cases, grandparents. We know what American children worry about. As their caretakers, we have watched over them and worried with them, often wondering if we had appropriate boundaries as we got a little too immersed in their issues.They chewed their fingernails down as they watched scoreboards,…
The Faces of the Future of Guatemala
The wealth of a country is dependent on the health of their women. Without an education, proper shelter, laws of protection and a means of economical gain, the women of Guatemala are not equipped to raise the next generation. Due to the limitations of governmental resources in each of these criteria reaching the women in…
Do You See Me? Can you Hear Me?
Our six month old white golden retriever has an endearing way of getting our attention. He brings us his stuffed animal of choice, stands at our feet while wagging his tail, and begs (which involves a low groan and lots of eye contact with those big brown eyes) for us to play. In dog language,…
Perspective from a New Finding Freedom Volunteer
Some of my most memorable experiences took place in Guatemala. Having spent my entire life inside the U.S., I had no idea what to expect. I knew how fortunate I was because war and poverty had never directly impacted my life. It seemed completely unfair. I felt pitiful and guilty for those with less-than-favorable living…
The newest FFF home is under construction!
Beatriz in front of her house; completion in 2 weeks
Who Are We?
Finding Freedom through Friendship board members are a dedicated and compassionate group of humanitarians spread throughout the United States and Guatemala. Despite our geographical distance (and thanks to Zoom), we come together in quarterly group meetings and near-daily communications to resolve the complexities of running an international nonprofit. We are a varied but cohesive group…
