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Tuesday, June 25, 2013

GIVING A HAND UP NOT A HAND OUT


 We try really hard to help the Mayans we serve to become more self-sufficient. We feed starving children because they can not feed themselves and their parents have no means to buy the food. Now while they are young is a critical developmental window. If they don't get the nutrition now, it can cause permanent damage.But we do require that any one who receives our services gives back. We work to raise all the food for our programs and raise it organically. Families that we serve are required to help in our hugh community gardens. Students that receive scholarships have to help in the gardens as well as with cleaning and washing clothes and working with the volunteers. We want it to be a principle of Casa de Sion that we are all sharing in our abundances. You, our partners, have an abundance of time and or money; the Mayans have an abundance of need.  Well now I will let the pictures speak for themselves
WE GROW ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES
THE HOOP HOUSE HOUSES TOMATOES


THE HOUSE OF THE GUARDIAN WHO GUARDS THE CHICKENS FROM HUMAN PREDATORS, BUILT BY SERVICE MENTORS



WE USE THE SUN TO DRY OUR CLOTHES, THUS NO DRYER BILLS NOR REPAIR OF SAID DRYERS



SUNSHINE MAKES THEM SMELL BETTER ANY WAY

EVERYONE WASHES THEIR OWN DISHES FROM KIDS IN FEEDING PROGRAMS TO VOLUNTEERS: SAVES ON STAFF

MORE VEGGIES

THIS PROUD MAMA WASHES CLOTHES IN TRADE FOR US PAYING SCHOLARSHIPS ON HER 3 SONS; TWO OF WHICH ARE NOW IN HIGH SCHOOL

OUR NEWEST SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROJECT: EGGS AND THEN MEAT
WE HAVE 17 ACRES OF LAND AND PLENTY OF IDEAS ON HOW TO BECOME MORE SELF-SUFFICIENT. WOULD YOU LIKE TO INVEST IN MAYAN SELF-SUFFICIENCY? YOU COULD BE THE ONE TO PARTNER WITH US FOR FRUIT TREES, OR PIGS, OR MORE CHICKENS? MAKE THE INVESTMENT OF A LIFETIME

JUST WRITE ME AT  20.vicki@gmail.com. OR DONATE ON OUR DONATE BUTTON.

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