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- Mayan Families can now take Credit Card donations ...
- A sensitive story and a big need!
- Malnutrition still a major issue!
- Single mother Estela, struggles in Guatemala.
- Little 6yr old Lesly wants to learn to walk.
- Two students who are really in need of sponsorship.
- Daves treasures
- Mothers Day Celebration in San Jorge!
- Mayo-17-2011 photos of delivering items to a needy...
- Mayan Families Newest Preschool and Feeding Progra...
- Mothers Day Celebration in San Antonio Palapo, Gua...
- 2- Month-Old Juan Emilio May Have Rotovirus (FA132)
- A very Happy Mother's Day in Guatemala!
- Mother's Day Basket packing at Mayan Families in G...
- We're ready!
- Elderly Manuel and Miguel need help with a roof.
- Santos is blind and needs food.
- Mario needs help with new prosethics.
- Local group needs help shipping shoes to Guatemala...
- Mother's Day Milk Program--Happy Mother's Day!!
- Out of the Medrano Boxes!
- Rising food costs mean more hunger in Guatemala.
- Anciana program in Guatemala.
- A little girl is born!
- Geronimo Sol Ajot, 66, has a hernia in his groin
- ISU professor's research featured as May cover sto...
- Latin America's poorest hit by food price rises
- Mothers Day Food Baskets!
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