OUR WORK IN ACTION

Every photo reflects lives impacted through education, clean water, environmental stewardship, and community partnerships in Guatemala.

A glimpse into this year’s journey and the lives we were honored to serve.

Creating opportunities for students through access to technology and learning spaces.

Planting for the future and caring for the environment

At EORM Aldea Xoljib, we delivered essential food staples—including grains, oil, corn, and dried beans—to families in this remote mountain community. The long journey to reach the village was a powerful reminder that food security is not just about access to meals, but about dignity, health, and hope. These supplies help sustain families, support children’s ability to learn, and strengthen the community during difficult seasons.

Aldea Xoljib

In Chicha, our new bathroom project is helping create a healthier and safer environment for students and families. Access to clean, reliable sanitation is essential for dignity, wellness, and school attendance. This project is more than a building—it is an investment in health, confidence, and a stronger future for the community.

Providing dictionaries to students is a simple but powerful way to support learning and opportunity. These handouts help children build language skills, strengthen literacy, and gain confidence in the classroom. Each dictionary represents more than a book—it is a tool for growth, education, and a brighter future.

These moments reflect the heart of our mission—meeting with students, hearing their stories, providing scholarship support, and sharing meals together. Every interview, handout, and conversation is an opportunity to encourage, equip, and invest in their future.


2024 Projects

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Scholarship Committee & ADIZ-NGO

Read more about the Amigos de Guatemala partnership with ADIZ-NGO

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Translators Extraordinaire

More Information about our volunteer translators

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Beautiful Lake Atitlan

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Historic Tikal

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Market Day in Zacualpa

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