Supporters

This is just a sampling of the important partnerships that have helped Pueblo a Pueblo bring a better life to women and children in need.

The Coffee Trust collaborates with coffee farmers, their families and local non-government organizations on innovative, community-based development projects that help diversify local economies, improve access to health care and education, help local communities invest in their own food security, and pursue efforts to improve the local environment. www.coffeetrust.org

GlobalGiving connects donors to causes and projects they care about. Donors select the Pueblo a Pueblo projects they want to support, make a tax-deductible contribution, and get regular progress updates so they can see how their gift is making a difference.
www.globalgiving.org

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters cares deeply about the people growing their product in communities in Guatemala, so they have partnered with Pueblo a Pueblo to help the coffee-producing community of Santiago Atitlan. Together we are funding an organic school garden program in local school communities surrounding Santiago Atitlan, an area that relies on coffee production.

We are proud to partner with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. Our shared commitment will create positive and lasting change for children of coffee farmers in the rural highlands of Guatemala. www.greenmountaincoffee.com

The Guatemalan Families Association is a charity for families living in Britain who have adopted or are in the process of adopting children from Guatemala. Their primary goal is the active support of internationally adopted Guatemalan children now living in Britain. GFA generously supports our school nutrition and library programs.
www.gfa-uk.org

High Mowing Seeds of Wolcott, Vermont donates organic seeds to Pueblo a Pueblo’s Organic School Garden Program. The mission of their donation program is to provide schools and community groups with one of the essential components for starting abundant gardens—the seeds!— helping them to foster self-sufficiency, healthy eating, and education about plants' life cycles. Their generous seed donation will be used in all of our school gardens, allowing us to create future organic seed banks and to extend our program into small family gardens throughout the community.
www.highmowingseeds.com

The Pediped Foundation – The mission of Pediped Foundation is to enhance the lives of children. Philanthropy always was and will continue to be a core value of Pediped footwear. Since inception, Pediped has supported young children across the globe. The Pediped Foundation generously provides a pair of children’s shoes for every sponsored child in our Maternal-Child Health program.
www.pedipedfoundation.org

Vida Dulce – Fair trade handicrafts provide a viable means for Mayans to express their creativity and maintain their cultural identity. Vida Dulce designs fashion items with reclaimed, hand-woven and embroidered blouses of the Mayan women for wholesale in the United States. Vida Dulce generously donates proceeds from local events and sales to Pueblo a Pueblo programs and operations.
www.vidadulceimports.com

Vitamin Angels – The mission of Vitamin Angels is to reduce child mortality worldwide by mobilizing and deploying private sector resources to advance availability, access, and use of micronutrients, especially vitamin A, by newborns, infants, and children in need. Essential nutrients enable young immune systems to fight infectious diseases, helping children attain good health and the opportunity to lead meaningful and productive lives.
www.vitaminangels.org

Zutano – Zutano is a baby clothing company committed to creating exceptional product designs as well as the manufacture superior quality products for the love, uniqueness, and diversity of all children. Zutano strives to support a nurturing world for babies to come into. They generously donate clothing and blankets for the infants and young children in Pueblo a Pueblo’s Maternal Infant Health Program.
www.zutano.com