A Day to Remember
Brittney Howell
June 30, 2016
If I was to tell you that 25 volunteers were on their way to Tijuana, Mexico to build a house in less than eight hours with little
If I was to tell you that 25 volunteers were on their way to Tijuana, Mexico to build a house in less than eight hours with little
Paz and Rene were struggling in their marriage. Their strife was mostly motivated by the lack of money to support the family. Paz showed desperation, confusion and frustration as a
Mexicali is an agricultural valley in Baja California, Mexico. Mexicali’s economy has been historically based on agricultural products, and to this day this remains a large
Wanita is a single mother with three children, ages five, four and three. Wanita faces extreme challenges finding a stable job because employers will only hire people with
Edgara nd Maria are married and have 4 children but have recently become of family of 10. Edgar’s brother and sister-in-law have had drug addictions
Malena and her husband Eugenie are raising their son, Maksim. They are a young family and are faced with hardships which are common among young families. They are
Regardless of the fact that Olivia herself needed assistance, she was giving aid to another family and even giving the Food Paks she received from us to
Tremendous rainstorms hit northern Illinois and Indiana in April causing some of the worst flooding in Illinois history. Jayna (11), Tanaya (7), and their mother Lakeisha were evacuated
The container of product for Mexico City was received in mid-March. During the last two weeks in March they were able to distribute food and other aid to people
Joe and Holly live in San Antonio, Texas with their little girl. Though they live on the affluent north side of the city, Joe recently lost his
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