Give school & love to abandoned girls in Mexico

Dear Donor,

We would love to share with you an insight into Magui´s (our oldest) world. A letter she wrote to explain what a new home means to her and the other girls who live in care homes. 

Your support in the form of a donation to this project means everything to us. It means we can  grow in giving double opportunities, we will grow to 24 girls soon with our 2^nd house project. We are almost there, just a few essentials away! We promise to give your help the best possible use, efficient and transparent. We promise to make sure that every donation we get will be aimed at making the future of our girls a better one. 

Their lives will change and so will yours, they will stay forever in your heart, thanking you from a far. 

Thank you so much for your help and effort in this project, our family thanks you from the bottom of our hearts!

Today Giving Tuesday we want you to remember us and give a little of your heart to our girls, just click the link at the bottom of the page and love freely our girls.

Magui´s Letter:

Fifteen years ago, when I first arrived in Puerta Abierta I finally understood the meaning of the word family. The sense of belonging, of being cared for, patience and loyalty. I learnt that I can enjoy and learn without having to fear for my safety or my future. I am part of something, I came home every day to a warm bed, food on the table and the assurance that no one could hurt me. The girls and I are a family. 

A couple of weeks ago we moved into our new home. For the past 2 years we have seen this house, this new home being built. We watched a dream literally coming true, the continuous effort from everyone who believes in our Project come to life. Every wall symbolizes each one of us, our strength to hold this family together. At the inauguration party, we finally made it our own, filled with laughter, smiles and love, the good and the bad, early morning breakfasts, late dinners, talks with friends and peace. 

I am thankful for people like you who continue to believe in our dreams and making them possible for us to live. I am currently about to finish university; I work part time and I have friends all over. Having a family gave me the strength and confidence to believe in myself and despite my childhood I stand stronger than ever. I am certain my “sisters” share the same feelings as me. Thank you for believing, thank you for supporting and thank you for the opportunities you continue to give us. 

Kind regards 

Magui

Links:

• Insitution web page