Quechua Benefit
Quechua Benefit is an organization dedicated to helping the Quechua people in the highlands of Peru.
A new school year is just beginning for Casa Chapi. After two years of learning at home, kids are back on campus for their 2022 school year. Can you lend a hand to keep up with the needs for our students? Thank you for your generosity.
Are you looking for a way to help Quechua Benefit? You, or someone you know, may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution from your IRA(s).
Are you looking for a way to help Quechua Benefit? You, or someone you know, may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution from your IRA(s).
Since the Peru Tour in 2018, German alpaca breeders Madeleine Fortmann and Patrick Budde have become committed to Quechua Benefit’s mission to break the cycle of poverty for the Quechua people. Thank you, Madeleine and Patrick!
It’s back to school already? The 2020 school year begins in March for our kids at Casa Chapi. Can you grant a wish to keep up with the growing needs for our students? Thank you for your generous hearts.
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.
Are you looking for a way to help Quechua Benefit? You, or someone you know, may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Contribution from your traditional IRA(s).
Are you looking for a way to help Quechua Benefit? You, or someone you know, may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Contribution from your traditional IRA(s).
A letter from QB Board Secretary, Chuck Gulotta. “The kitchen is often the heart of any home and certainly for me, a kid growing up in a large Italian family, that was the case. The aromas, lively conversations and bustle of activity are all evocative of a thriving, happy home for many of us.”
So far, we have raised $35,620 toward the $70,000 needed to build a new kitchen for the people of Ichupampa. Mayor Paricela, the Elderly Association, and the group managing the previous kitchen all identified this project as their number one priority.
