"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project

Period: August - September 2025

During the period from August to September 2025, the Foundation for Single Mothers and Vulnerable Youth (FUNCOMAS) carried out various activities aimed at improving the quality of life for our beneficiaries. These activities included the distribution of gifts and essential supplies, as well as medicines to address urgent needs of single mothers and their families. This report outlines the actions taken, resources used, and the impact achieved.

During this period, the foundation organized the distribution of gifts to single mothers participating in our social programs. This activity aimed to promote emotional well-being and strengthen the sense of community.

• Number of beneficiaries: 250 single mothers.
• Types of gifts distributed:
  • Personal care kits (lotions, hygiene products, etc.).
  • Toys for children under 12.
  • Food vouchers.
• Delivery dates:
  • August 15 (Northern Region).
  • August 20 (Central Region).
  • August 25 (Southern Region).

The events included motivational talks and integration activities for the beneficiaries and their families.

In collaboration with local pharmacies and donors, the foundation distributed essential medicines to address chronic conditions and specific treatments for beneficiaries and their children.

• Number of beneficiaries: 320 mothers and 400 children.
• Medicines distributed:
  • Pain relievers and anti-inflammatory drugs.
  • Nutritional supplements and vitamins.
  • Medications for common respiratory illnesses.
• Methodology:
  • Pre-distribution medical assessments conducted in partnership with community clinics.
  • Organized distribution points by region.
• Delivery dates:
  • September 5 (Northern Region).
  • September 12 (Central Region).
  • September 19 (Southern Region).

• Emotional empowerment: The gift distribution provided not only material relief but also moments of joy and recognition for the mothers, boosting their self-esteem.
• Health improvements: The medicine distribution allowed families to access treatments they otherwise could not afford.
• Community strengthening: These activities fostered connections between beneficiaries and the operational teams, reinforcing the foundation's mission.

• Donations received:
  • In-kind product donations (estimated value: $120,000 MXN).
  • Monetary contributions from sponsors (total: $85,000 MXN).
• Volunteers involved:
  • 45 volunteers in logistics and distribution activities.
• Key partnerships:
  • Community clinics and local pharmacies.

The foundation reaffirms its commitment to continually improving its activities to maximize social impact. In the coming months, we aim to:

1. Expand our network of donors to ensure program sustainability.
2. Implement a monitoring system to measure the long-term results of these initiatives.
3. Promote educational campaigns on health and emotional well-being for beneficiary mothers.

The FUNCOMAS team thanks all donors, volunteers, and collaborators for making these activities possible. Together, we continue to build a fairer future full of opportunities.

Sincerely,

Operations Team
FUNCOMAS