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The New Project: Casa Chapi

Quechua Benefit intends to begin Construction on Casa Chapi in the spring of 2009. You can help build a component of the complex. We need sponsors for buildings which include; classrooms, faculty buildings, and a library. If you would like to help in any way please contact Mario Pedroza or Mike Safley.

Structures

Donor                

Cost

 Living Quarters/Bathrooms    $100,000
 Kitchen-Pantry/Storage    $15,000
 Dining Room/Study Hall    $19,500
 Staff Quarters    $24,000
 Admin Office    $3000
 Library/Computer Room    $15,000
 Shop Building    $11,250
 Visitors Bldg/Guest Rooms    $40,000 
 Laundry    $4,000
 Garage    $12,000
 Sports Facility    $20,000

 

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Casa Chapi

In Quechua, chapi means "here" and in Spanish casa means "home." All too often small children in Peru have no home. Quechua Benefit aims to change this reality.

For twelve years Quechua Benefit has observed and identified the need: hunger, lack of shelter and available education, affordable medical and dental services, clothing—a never-ending flood of need. The charity has been looking for a successful model, a way to create hope, a permanent solution. The search led us to Jean Bouquet and his wife, Swiss educator Silvia Fischer, who operate a children's home called Allin Kawasi.

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CASA CHAPI: THE STORY BEHIND THE NAME

Suddenly the men in charge of the caravan heard a voice emanating from the statue crying, “Chaypi! Chaypi!,” others heard, “Chajachay! Chajachay!” and still others heard, “Chaj! Llallapi!” According to Quechua speakers these words are from the Aymara language and means “right here.”

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BUILDING A FUTURE

Quechua Benefit will begin construction of Casa Chapi in March of 2009. Bricks will be laid, timbers raised and soon a home will appear. The complex, when complete, will be 38,150 square feet.

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Contact Quechua Benefit

By Phone or E-mail:

Mike Safley:
503 628 3110
Mike@alpacas.com

Mario Pedroza:
503 640 4717
Alpacaroza@aol.com

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