Your Impact through Fall of 2022 Our impact newsletter (in English and Spanish below) includes information on the setbacks our community has faced in 2022 and the measures we are taking to address them, thanks to your support. We’re also sharing some recent events and exciting news about our
Family Day 2022 On July 20th, we held our annual celebration of Family Day and were delighted to host our families on campus once again. It was a very special day where we worked to strengthen our values as a community and celebrated together as one Safe Passage family
Your Impact through Spring of 2022 Our impact newsletter (in English and Spanish below) includes information on what we have accomplished together so far in 2022, as well as a special tribute to one of our long-time donors and our recent and upcoming events. Click on the square icon
Throughout our Week of Caring, we shared stories directly from our students so that you can see your care in action. If you missed them on our social media, check out the stories of Amalia, Edgar, Maida, and Blanca below and hear how their lives have been transformed through
Facebook’s Negative Impact on Nonprofits Guest post by Chris Burnham, from Sonar Digital In January of this year, our Facebook page with almost 11,000 followers was unexpectedly “unpublished” with no reason or warnings from Facebook. This was a shock, especially since 2021 was our best year yet on the
https://www.safepassage.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/WhatsApp-Video-2022-03-21-at-12.15.01-PM.mp4 March was a busy month that included tons of testing and re-acclimating the students to the routine of school. It also saw the return of our youngest students to campus! To ensure proper attention and adherence to safety protocols, we staggered the return of our students by grade,
It is hard to believe that it has been 15 years since our founder, Hanley Denning, passed away unexpectedly in a car accident. Shortly after that tragic event, we began celebrating Hope in Action on her birthday, as a way to both honor and celebrate her life. We have
Last week, we held our third vaccination clinic, in partnership with Centro de Salud de Zona 3. We saw many community members and staff getting their second doses or in some cases even boosters. However, this event was particularly special because it was primarily focused on our students and
Special Update – Feb. 18 As of February 16th, we have been working on gaining approval by the Guatemalan authorities to remain on campus, even if we drop to the red level! The government mandates typically require only remote learning while in red level, but with this special waiver,
We are happy to report that our first week of school was a success. It was amazing to see our students in person again after almost two years! While we have a long way to go in addressing the deficits from the school closure, this is the first step
