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The Stories Behind the Faces of Our Guatemalan Students
There is so much we can’t write about in our Finding Freedom blog; layers of personal details that shouldn’t and won’t be shared, to protect the privacy of the children and mothers in our program. Some things are too hard to write about, other issues too difficult to wrap our minds around and in the…
Thank you Rae
A non-profit is often noted by their logo, which must capture the essence of the purpose it represents. The Freedom through Friendship Foundation is fortunate to have had the donation of our logo design by Rae House of Lexington, KY. (RaeHouse.com) (See logo below)Thank you Rae for assisting us with a logo that represents the…
Thank You to Our Guatemalan Board Members
Fabiola and Vinicio are the two Guatemalan board members who work hard for our clients. They have supervised the food delivery and house construction of two of our single mothers in the FFF program for the last year. Without their dedication to the needs of our clients, and their commitment to our mission, our work…
Boy Scout troop in Denver Donates Midwifery Kits for Guatemala
Our board vice president, Mike McNevin, is a scout leader in Denver. One of his prospective Eagle Scouts, Clayton Dunnaway chose rural midwives in Guatemala as his project. Finding Freedom sends midwifery kits to Guatemala as part of our maternal support program. The scouts above arranged the donations of supplies that are important for the…
Lesbia awaits her next meal in Guatemala
This toddler has a brighter look in her eyes now that Finding Freedom through Friendship has started sponsoring her in our program. The monthly food donations are rounding out her cheeks, and she will soon be too big to ride on her mother’s back, as she is shown above. Her mother still needs a water…
Update on Finding Freedom’s efforts to raise funds for humanitarian efforts in Guatemala
As you can see from the post below, the need is great in rural Guatemala following the ecological disasters of last weekend. Concerns for destroyed crops and the impact this will have on a country already ranked as having the highest rate of pediatric malnutrition in Central America are rising. However, the immediate need is…
