May Newsletter 2011

Eagle Condor Humanitarian

Summer & Winter Expeditions Await You Today!

Before an expedition there are people in need. After an expedition we are all family. Join the adventure this summer or for a perfect way to start the New Year! Call us today (801-263-2000) or Email for more information!

SAVE THE DATE!

Come Together For our Fall Banquet

9-10-11

Look for invitations in the mail soon!

New Interns, New Stories

“Israel is eight and is the cutest! He LOVES drawing and painting… and he is really good at it! He has one brother and five sisters. He says he likes going to El Bichito because of the warmth given there. Although kind of shy when you first meet him, he always has a smile for you, and the best part is, he is always willing to help with whatever you are doing.

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Eagle Condor Humanitarian:

Bridging cultures to empower children and families by providing opportunities for self-reliance.

Mark Maxfield

Executive Director

Jan Felix

Board President

Laura Chabries

Director of Operations

Chris Jensen

Project Director
Rani Villarreal

Office Manager

Rani

Contact Information:

website: www.eagle-condor.org

phone: (801) 263-2000

fax: (801) 285-7923

email: laura@eagle-condor.org

Donations

Online – Paypal

Mail Checks to:

Eagle Condor Humanitarian

614 E. 3900 S.

SLC, UT 84107

Expeditions – Before and After

Imagine this as your children’s school bathroom. (No covering on the back). Building an elementary school bathroom in Huatta was just one of our many expedition projects last summer. It is amazing what difference 1 expedition can make! Now the school children of Huatta enjoy a sanitary facility with sinks and separate sides for boys and girls:

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If you’d like to join an expedition or sponsor an expedition project, click here: Expeditions!

Before And After MicroLoans!

Before – Cesar was traveling out of Chiclayo each day for work and not making enough cover the monthly expenses to provide for his family. Cesar learned of ECH and sought training. Cesar’s initial loan was $350 which allowed the family to buy their first oven.

After – César and his wife Carmen now own an empanada business. The days are long and each day they bake about 500 empanadas. They are happy they have a successful business. “We have enough for food, and it is easier to pay the school fees for my daughter. Now we have daily income. Before, we often fell short and did not have money for our basic expenses until the end of the month when my husband was paid. Now, we even have a little put aside in case of an emergency.”

Carmen is energetically planning for the future. “We are hoping to expand our products soon, we are going to grow!” she said. “I love work, I love our business.”

If you’d like to sponsor a micro-loan fund to help an entire family, please click:Micro-Loans

Sponsorships – Long Term Change

Sometimes before and after changes are difficult to readily notice when working with long term development such as education, health and personal skills. On occasion, however, like with Maria Alida Mantilla, it’s easy! Maria is 14, and has a personality that is both bashful and mischievous.Alida is 15, in charge of her 5 younger siblings and loves school. One day, she wants to go to the university of Cajamarca and become a lawyer.

Interns noticed the growth in her eye and took upon the task of making sure she had the needed operation for long term vision.

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Thanks goes to our interns and child sponsors who make purposeful long-term differences. We are looking for a sponsor for Alida. 100% of your sponsorship goes to the children! To Sign up today contact: sponsorship@eagle-condor.org or call for more information: 801-263-2000.

Heartbeats

“When people donate their time, they are giving of their valuable heartbeats.”

Before working on this project Josiah Reedy was a Life Scout, after he was an Eagle Scout! 77 quilts were made and he would like to thank the following:

Sponsors: KYKN Radio Station, Hammond Elementary, Greenbaum’s Quilted Forest,

Team: Tim, Tammie, Josiah, Tristan, Alaina & Abigail

Ron & Fay Babcock, Jay, Jessica, Josh, Kaitlyn & Isaiah Holt, Florinda, Justin, Brandon & Bryce Miklia, Kael Jenson, Jay, Jana, Jayson, Jaime, Justin & Eli Kemble, Tyson Cole, Larry & Chris Baker, Ron & Sunshine Hellewell, Greg, Patti & Kayla Sessions, Garth & Shay Christensen, Jim & Lanette Hawks, Joey Hawks, Gary & Barbara Palmer, Steve & Maribeth Forrey, Erin & Rose Thurber, Daryl, Rachel & Talia Ivins, Diana Redford, Marvin & Kathy Bergevin, Robert & Rachael Renfrow, Tyler Doman, Tamsin Stubbs, Allison Meade, Lilly Moser, Jerry & Kristy Reedy, Mairi Reedy, Bill, Gina & Flynn Poshard, Bao Nguyen, Kelly Tran, Carl & Pat Pitts, Paul & Michelle Duchateau, Ric & Karen Sherman, Harold & Grace Reedy, Chris & Linda Laney, JP, Janelle, Hannah & Justin McLaughlin, Chris & Jeanie Wilhelm, Kara Laney, Linda Maddy, Michelle Berthoff, Shannon Hack & Mother

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