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Make a donation to Compas de Nicaragua on behalf of a loved one and not only will your friends and family be honored, but someone will be given the gift of hope!

Someone like William Soza who is looking for a sponsor to help cover his education expenses.  (A $20 a month donation—less than $1 a day—will sponsor William to ensure that he can reach his dream of becoming a police officer when he grows up.  You can see videos of more children who are hoping for a sponsor on our You Tube playlist

Or someone like Karla who is hoping for a microloan in order to start a fast food business from her home in order to support her family.  A donation of $50 to $100 can help Karla with her small business.  You can see videos of other Women in Action members hoping for a micro loan on our You Tube playlist 

​Please consider honoring your loved ones, and give a gift of hope for someone like William or Karla!  
Please make a donation now!  Any amount will have an impact!  

Thank you in advance for your generous donation! 

Sincerely,

 Michael Boudreau
 Executive Director
 Compas de Nicaragua
 www.compas1.org 

P.S. We'd like to share these picture to remind you of some of what your support has helped Compas accomplish!

Education opportunities ​

Francis Arguello (left), a member of the fall 2017 Dance Tour, at her 6th grade graduation, Dec 2012

Francis with her college diploma in International Relations, December 2017

Joselyn at the Women in Action Holiday party, December 2008

Joselyn, with her father, Ricardo at her high school graduation.  December 2017

Karina with visiting volunteer, January 2002

Karina at the WIA ​Center, 2007

Karina, with her mother and WIA member, Karen at her high school graduation, December 2017
 
Microlending:

Edda Andrade working with her new sewing machine made possible through a micro-loan

Edda’s clothing repair work.  With her new sewing machine she can carry out work and better support her family.

​Reforestation and organic coffee:

Nereyda Alguirre receiving coffee and shade trees

Nereyda’s coffee farm

The sale of Nereyda’s coffee helps her support her family.  Howling Monkeys, whose habitat is being saved through the sale of Howling Monkey Coffee, are frequent visitors to her farm.    

​Housing:

Sarah Zuniga in front of her former home

Sarah in front of her new home, with WIA members and members of the Plymouth State University Nicaragua Club