Trinity Church United Methodist in Kendallville, Indiana, decided to explore a mission trip. They asked Mike Safley, “What can we do for Quechua Benefit?” He had an idea. They could help students broaden their horizons. It sounded like a dream mission to them.
Marjorie’s corrective eye surgery was a success! Now she needs a second surgery to save her hearing.
Sister Antonia’s soup kitchen served millions of hot meals from 1971 to 2010. Today plans are being made to transform that space into a Community Center in Yanque.
In this quarter’s issues, discover how your generous donations have helped improved students’ reading scores and provided life-changing surgeries.
Art doesn’t just help students develop their creativity and imagination, it also promotes academic success.
When children learn to read and write, they can access opportunities that otherwise would have been unattainable. At Quechua Benefit, we have focused many of our programs on promoting children’s literacy in the highlands of Peru.
In our latest quarterly newsletter, learn about the new projects and initiatives that we’ve launched to promote economic empowerment in Peru, thanks to the kind support of our donors.
In our May newsletter, read about the incredible impact that Quechua Benefit is making through preventative medicine and healthcare.
These limited-edition Kuna shawls were special ordered because of Maria’s talent and inspiration. “I like Casa Chapi a lot because I am studying and learning many new things, like painting. I want to learn to paint better with new techniques.”
