We love this picture! Our Guatemala office recently passed out nutritional packs that included cereal, oatmeal, and protein powder to 896 sponsored children in 7 different towns of Solola.
Want to help? Learn how you can sponsor a child or donate more food to children.
We just got this photo from our office in Guatemala, where our organization hosts vocational training classes for women in the region. For this class, the women learned how to bake! They made delicious donuts, and chocolate and banana cakes. Yum!
Smiles from Solola, Guatemala! Our organization works in the region building new, safe cookstoves for families so kids can go to school instead of spending the day gathering firewood.
Learn more about our Project Cookstoves.
We have a wonderful Mother’s Day gift idea for you: sponsor a child in her name & we’ll send her a special gift package that includes a detailed child profile, personalized card, and photo listpad created by Pinhole Press. It’s a gift that gives to two!
Spotlight Photo: Students stand in front of a school built by Good Neighbors in Chad, Africa.
Sponsoring a child for $35/month sends them to school and provides them with hot meals, medical care, and more. Learn how you can help change everything for a child.
South Africa’s new campaign to reduce maternal mortality is an important step to address a serious problem, but accountability will be the key to making it work, Human Rights Watch said today. The campaign is aimed at reducing the number of women who die needlessly from preventable and treatable causes linked to pregnancy and childbirth.
Spotlight Photo: In Chad, Africa, young girls prepare for a long walk to collect water.
We’re working to change this by building clean water wells to give villagers easy, safe access to drinking water.
Children in Haiti enjoy a nutritious meal for lunch thanks to our Food For Kids project, which sends food to children in 18 countries.
A $1 donation = up to 4 bowls of food! Donate what you can today.
In Paraguay, our staff teaches residents how to use a solar dryer to make fruit chips to sell, helping increase their family income.
Spotlight Photo: For International Children’s Day, the staff at our Good Neighbors Afghanistan office shared a picnic lunch with children from the village of Paghman.
” Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (via halftheskymovement)I do not wish women to have power over men; but over themselves.
Spotlight Photo: Children in Haiti line up to receive food our organization is distributing. Our Food For Kids project sends up to 4 bowls of food to a child for just $1. Help us with your donation today!
” We just wanted to say a huge thank you for sponsoring a child with us, and also for spreading the word about our organization! Awesome people such as yourself are the very reason we’re able to help so many children and families around the world.Hey friends, amigos and lovers, be sure you check out Good Neighbor’s Tumblr site, they’re doing great work all over the globe by providing a better quality of life to children in impoverished places. We just began sponsoring a 9-year-old girl in Guatemala for just $35 a month. Find them at: goodneighborsusa.tumblr.com
Have you checked out our Food For Kids project? By donating as little as $1, you can send up to 4 bowls of food to a child! Give what you can and help make a difference.
Today is World Malaria Day. Did you know that 1 child dies every minute from the mosquito-borne infectious disease? Take two minutes and watch UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon address the issue in the video above.
