Quechua Benefit
Quechua Benefit is an organization dedicated to helping the Quechua people in the highlands of Peru.
Merry Christmas from Casa Chapi! 2019 was our biggest year yet at Casa Chapi. Can you grant a Christmas wish to keep up with the ever-increasing needs for our students? Thank you for your generosity.
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.
People who live in remote areas, like the Quechua people do, are often forgotten by the outside world. Because of your generosity, Quechua Benefit is breaking the cycle of poverty among these beautiful people with our education, anemia prevention, and economic empowerment programs. With your help, they will be forgotten no longer.
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.
In just five years, your generosity has made amazing progress at Casa Chapi. Take a look at you’ve accomplished!
Casa Chapi offers children the chance to be a child. Not only do they learn to read and write, but they also learn to relax and play thanks to your generous gifts.
When you support Casa Chapi, you enable children to rise above their tragic beginnings and realize their full potential. Meet a few students who are succeeding and will be able to achieve their dreams.
As the world recognizes the importance of women with International Women’s Day, we thank you for your help in building a new generation of women in Peru. Casa Chapi is pleased to open a second house in Yanahuara for girls to continue their education and achieve their dreams.
