
Three stories of hope in Mexico
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

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

Veronika, is raising six small children on her own. Veronika lost two of her young children in a fire that also destroyed the family’s home. After

The Zimbabwe container has been delayed and it just arrived to our partners. They are now working to get the product distributed to those in their

Kolia is handicapped and in a wheelchair, but he is full of life and energy. One volunteer met him in the street and became friends with him. Not

In hopes of finding a job and better living conditions for their family, Kookum and his wife, Ann, emigrated from Laos to Chiang Mai about seven

Tomasina Santana is an elderly woman living at the northern edge of the Ozama River in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Poverty is rampant in this area and several families are

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

The Rios family was going through a very difficult time. The mother has severe diabetes and just found out she was pregnant with their third child.

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

Our partners in Belarus shared the story of one man that they had visited over the course of a year. When they met him for the
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