Quechua Benefit
Quechua Benefit is an organization dedicated to helping the Quechua people in the highlands of Peru.
A new school year is just around the corner for Casa Chapi. Kids return in March for their 2020 school year. Can you grant a wish to keep up with the needs for our students? Thank you for your generosity.
YOU! Your gifts to Casa Chapi make it possible for these kids to excel in reading. Winners in the reading program earned a trip to the zoo!
With your help, Quechua Benefit reached more people with anemia prevention, educated more children, and empowered more families in 2019. In 2020 we can do even more together. Your end-of-year gift will change a life!
Many Casa Chapi parents live far from Chivay and enjoy monthly Parents’ Days where kids and parents enjoy a day together. See what parents think of Casa Chapi and how it has improved their children’s lives.
Your generosity on #GIVINGTUESDAY makes it possible for 100+ kids to attend Casa Chapi, where they will receive a quality education in a loving environment. They will become the generation that can break the cycle of poverty.
We appreciate Matt and Robbin Freedman’s generosity! Recently they joined our Adopt-a-Class program to help our Casa Chapi students achieve more.
Your support of Casa Chapi is changing the future for nearly 100 at-risk children. Learning to read will unlock a world of opportunities for them.
Nearly 50% of school age children in Peru suffer from parasites and anemia. Because of your generosity, students at Casa Chapi receive regular check-ups to diagnose and treat these ailments. Healthy children are able to attend school more often and have better aspirations for the future.
Every once in a while we see something we can’t forget. That’s what happened when Jim and Dick saw a little girl in Lari, Peru. They persisted until they found her. Their love and concern for the Quechua people in the highlands of Peru has made all the difference for Dante and Siomera.
What do you love to do? Xochitl loves alpacas and children. It’s amazing how those two loves came together when she volunteered for Quechua Benefit. And she had a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Peru!
