Delivery of toys and clothing to indigenous towns and communities of Tolimán/Entrega de juguetes y ropa a pueblos y comunidades indígenas de Tolimán

We want to thank everyone who joined the dress a child and donate toy 2023 campaign, we were able to collect 4,056 pieces of clothing and 2,249 toys, sharing all this with 4,307 people (babies, boys, girls, women and adults).

On December 1st we made the first delivery with a group of volunteer mothers, kindergarten and elementary students in the town of Bomintza, covering 5 schools from the communities of Las Peñitas, Mesa de Chagoya, Mesa de Ramirez and Puerto Blanco.

On December 13, we made the second delivery where high school (social service and eco club) students, an alumnus, volunteer moms, elementary school teachers and the institutional development team attended. We arrived at two schools located in Casa Blanca and La Campesina where 9 more schools from the communities of Casa Blanca, Los González, Shaminal, El Jabalí, El Ciprés, La Villita and El Cesado attended.

It was an unforgettable experience for all of us who went to the JFK school. They welcomed us into the schools with great love and gratitude. At the end of the deliveries we had a meal with the children and the piñatas.

Thanks to everyone who joined in the donation, separation and delivery for being supportive and for simply doing the extraordinary. make it possible.

You can visit the complete photo gallery HERE.

I wish you a Merry Christmas and a great year 2024!

Marlene Cruz Lopez, Coordinator of the environmental and volunteer program.

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Queremos dar las gracias a todos los que se sumaron a la campaña de viste a un niño y dona juguete 2023 pudimos recolectar 4056 piezas de ropa y 2249 juguetes compartiendo todo esto a 4,307 personas (bebés, niños, niñas, mujeres y adultos)

El 1 de diciembre realizamos la primera entrega con un grupo de mamás voluntarias y alumnos de kínder y primaria en la localidad de Bomintza, abarcando 5 escuelas procedentes de las comunidades de Las Peñitas, Mesa de Chagoya, Mesa de Ramirez y Puerto Blanco.

El 13 de diciembre hicimos la segunda entrega  en donde asistieron  alumnos de servicio social y ecoclub de preparatoria, una exalumna, mamás voluntarias maestros de primaria y  equipo de desarrollo institucional. Llegamos   a dos escuelas sedes de Casa Blanca y la Campesina en donde asistieron 9 escuelas  más de las comunidades de Casa Blanca, Los González, Shaminal, El jabalí, el Ciprés, La Villita y el Cesado.

Fue una experiencia inolvidable para todos los que fuimos por parte de la escuela JFK nos recibieron en las escuelas con mucho cariño y agradecimiento. Al finalizar las entregas tuvimos una convivencia con comida con los niños y las piñatas.

Gracias infinitas a todos los que se sumaron en la donación, separación y entrega por ser solidarios y por simplemente hacer lo extraordinario. hacer posible.

Visita la galería fotográfica completa AQUÍ.

Les deseo una Feliz Navidad y un gran año 2024,

Marlene Cruz Lopez, Coordinadora del programa ambiental y voluntariado.



 

 

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