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		<title>ONE CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION LAUNCHES VITAL COVID-19 CAMPAIGN</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 03 Apr 2020 07:43:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>ONE CHILDREN&#8217;S FOUNDATION LAUNCHES VITAL CAMPAIGN TO ASSIST IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND FAMILIES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC &#160; Donate Now to Support Supplies for Border Shelters and Local Families April 3, 2020 (Los Angeles, CA) &#8211; Led by actress and humanitarian Ana De La Reguera, ONE Children&#8217;s Foundation is launching a fundraising campaign to help support immigrant [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>ONE CHILDREN&#8217;S FOUNDATION LAUNCHES VITAL CAMPAIGN TO ASSIST IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND FAMILIES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC</strong></p>
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<p><strong><em>Donate Now to Support Supplies for Border Shelters and Local Families</em></strong></p>
<p>April 3, 2020 (Los Angeles, CA) &ndash; Led by actress and humanitarian <strong>Ana De La Reguera</strong>, ONE Children&rsquo;s Foundation is launching a fundraising campaign to help support immigrant children and their families for their urgent needs during this unprecedented period in history.</p>
<p>As the COVID-19 pandemic touches every corner of the globe, ONE Children&rsquo;s Foundation is working to assist the immigrant community along the southern border and in the L.A. area who has little or no access to healthcare, and have limited access to food, housing, and other necessities.</p>
<p>Many undocumented immigrant families living in the U.S. are day laborers who, if still working, are at a much higher risk for contracting COVID-19 due to inadequate work environments; while other immigrants are now out of work because of the pandemic, and do not qualify for government aid.</p>
<p>&ldquo;As the global pandemic continues to ravage the planet, we have an obligation to help those in our local communities who are most vulnerable and need the basics that many of us take for granted,&rdquo; said De La Reguera<strong>.</strong> &ldquo;I am urging those who are able, to make a financial donation to ONE Children&rsquo;s Foundation today that will provide urgent supplies to shelters at the border and to local immigrant families.&rdquo;</p>
<p><strong><u>Financial donations will support these immediate needs</u></strong>:</p>
<ul>
<li><em><u>For shelters and organizations at the southern border</u></em>: Medical supplies, cleaning products, food, clothing, personal hygiene products, building materials, school supplies, bedding supplies.</li>
<li><em><u>For local immigrant families</u></em>: Medical supplies, cleaning products, food, clothing, personal hygiene products</li>
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<p><strong><u>DONATE TODAY</u></strong>:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Gofundme:</strong> <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/Covid19-Relief-for-Children-at-the-Border">https://www.gofundme.com/f/Covid19-Relief-for-Children-at-the-Border</a></li>
<li><strong>PayPal: </strong><a href="http://PAYPAL.ME/ONENONPROFIT">http://PAYPAL.ME/ONENONPROFIT</a></li>
<li><strong>Venmo</strong>: @OneNonProfit</li>
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<p><strong>BUSINESS SPONSORS: </strong>If you are a business with a strong interest in corporate social responsibility, we would like to discuss ways to collaborate. Please email us at <a href="mailto:fundraising@onechildrensfoundation.org">fundraising@onechildrensfoundation.org</a>.</p>
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<p><strong>CONTACT</strong>:&nbsp; Claudia Pinto&nbsp; |&nbsp; 1 (818) 448-3813&nbsp; |&nbsp; <a href="mailto:Claudia@onechildrensfoundation.org">Claudia@onechildrensfoundation.org</a></p>
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		<title>A HOME FOR MEXICO</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 01 Nov 2019 21:05:31 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A HOME FOR MEXICO Los Ángeles en México invites you to join forces to build a home for a family in need in Tecuanipa, Mexico. Start by joining our GoFundMe campaign to raise $15,000 USD for the construction of the home. Become a Team Member and make a wish come true this holiday season. This [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>A HOME FOR MEXICO</h3>
<p>Los Ángeles en México invites you to join forces to build a home for a family in need in Tecuanipa, Mexico. Start by joining our GoFundMe campaign to raise $15,000 USD for the construction of the home. Become a Team Member and make a wish come true this holiday season.<br />
This fundraising will benefit the family of Edith and Francisco and their 4 children: Diana (10), Frida (5), Francisco Gael (3) and Axel (2).<br />
This lovely family lost their home 2 years ago, and they have been living in separate homes ever since because they’re a big family and they couldn’t stay with relatives in just one home. The parents are farmers and sadly they don’t make enough money to build a house or pay the rent.<br />
To show our appreciation for your time and effort, we’d like to reward our supporters with the following prizes.</p>
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1st Place. Our Team Member with the most funds raised will get a limited-edition souvenir doll, get the # 1 of 150, generously donated by LAMAGIK Dolls Factory.<br />
2nd Place will get a hoodie.<br />
3rd Place will get a tote.
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<p>The giveaway starts now and will be closing on November 15th, get started now and win your prize.<br />
Do you want to join the team? Send us e-mail address to: <a href="mailto:support@onechildrensfoundation.org">support@onechildrensfoundation.org</a><br />
Or phone number: 323-852-2797<br />
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO DONATE VIA GOFUNDME AND TO GET TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS CAMPAING: <a href="http://gf.me/u/wdttmm">http://gf.me/u/wdttmm</a><br />
Let’s begin this holiday season giving the gift of kindness and make a difference in someone’s life. Together we can do this!  No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. </p>
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<h3>UN HOGAR PARA MÉXICO</h3>
<p>Los Ángeles en México te invita a unir fuerzas para construir un hogar para una familia necesitada en Tecuanipa, México. Únete a nuestra campaña GoFundMe para recaudar $ 15,000 USD para la construcción un hogar. Hazte miembro del equipo y ayúdanos a hacer realidad el sueño de esta familia.<br />
Esta recaudación de fondos beneficiará a la familia de Edith y Francisco y sus 4 hijos: Diana (10), Frida (5), Francisco Gael (3) y Axel (2).<br />
Esta hermosa familia perdió su hogar hace 2 años, y desde entonces han estado viviendo en hogares separados porque son una familia numerosa y no podían quedarse con familiares en una sola casa. Los padres son campesinos y lamentablemente no ganan suficiente dinero para pagar el alquiler y mucho menos para comprar un terreno y construir.<br />
Ayúdenos a hacer realidad un sueño para esta familia, no solo tendrán un hogar, sino que todos vivirán bajo el mismo techo nuevamente. ¡Una familia se unirá de nuevo!<br />
Para mostrar nuestro agradecimiento por su tiempo y esfuerzo, nos gustaría recompensar a nuestros seguidores con los siguientes premios.</p>
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1.- El miembro del equipo con la mayor cantidad de fondos recaudados recibirá un muñeco de recuerdo de edición limitada, obtén el número #1 de 150. Generosamente donado por LAMAGIK Dolls Factory.<br />
2do lugar recibirá un hoodie.<br />
3er lugar recibirá una camiseta.
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<p>El sorteo comienza ahora y se cerrará el 15 de noviembre, comience ahora y gane su premio.<br />
¿Quieres unirte al equipo? Envíanos un correo electrónico a: <a href="mailto:support@onechildrensfoundation.org">support@onechildrensfoundation.org</a><br />
Vía telefónica: 323-852-2797<br />
HAZ CLICK EN ESTE LINK PARA DONAR VIA GOFUNDME Y PARA CONOCER MAS SOBRE ESTA CAMPAÑA: <a href="http://gf.me/u/wdttmm">http://gf.me/u/wdttmm</a><br />
Comencemos esta temporada festiva dando el regalo de la amabilidad y marcando la diferencia en la vida de alguien. ¡Juntos podemos hacer esto! Ningún acto de bondad, por pequeño que sea, nunca es desperdiciado. </p>
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		<title>Two years since the September 19th, 2017 earthquake devastated Mexico</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 20 Sep 2019 01:08:02 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>It’s been two years since the September 19th, 2017 Earthquake devastated Mexico, due to this tragedy We: Ana, Kate, Karla and Olga got together and created our program “Los Ángeles en México”, and were later joined by Esmeralda Pimentel, our program godmother. Since day one we committed ourselves and invested our hearts and efforts in [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It’s been two years since the September 19th, 2017 Earthquake devastated Mexico, due to this tragedy We: Ana, Kate, Karla and Olga got together and created our program “Los Ángeles en México”, and were later joined by Esmeralda Pimentel, our program godmother.<br />
Since day one we committed ourselves and invested our hearts and efforts in helping the community  of San Miguel de Tecuanipa in Puebla. It’s been a long journey and a lot of work with just one goal in mind: to provide homes to families who lost everything.<br />
We’ve proudly shared with you the rebuilding progress these past two years. During the first phase of our Project: we built 7 homes for 7 families who already owned their land. We (Ana, Olga, Esmeralda and Claudia Pinto Director of ONE Children’s Foundation) personally handed the keys to the new homes to each of the seven families. We’ve seen smiles, expressions of surprise, hope and tears of joy from those who have been recipients of these homes. This effort was undertaken with lots of love and we have shared it with all the people who have supported us. We are graceful to have been given opportunity to contribute and participate.<br />
During the multiple visits to Tecuanipa, we realized that there were more families who needed a home. Families that were affected during the earthquake, whose modest homes fell apart (most of them were just little rooms made of adobe) where they were allowed to stay or where they rented for a minimum amount that their work as farmers in the amaranth fields allowed them to afford. Three of them are single-mother families who continue to live in tents on the roofs of homes of a relative or acquaintance who allowed them to settle there. The need and responsibility to help them was obvious. It broke our hearts to see that children living in dangerous conditions out in the open and exposed to illness or accidents. Therefore, we began the second phase of this project: supporting families that didn’t own a land due to insufficient income and are struggling to get back on their feet. We gave ourselves the task of gathering the resources to buy a land for 10 families that were selected through a survey that identified the families that did not own a land and needed a home.<br />
Thanks to current and future donations, we are currently working on building these ten homes for the families of Lucrecia, Clarita, Fabiola, Angelica and Victor Hugo, Maria Edith and Francisco, Carlos and Elizabeth, Diego and Lizbeth, Angelica and Humberto, Timoteo and Ana Flor, Eva and Mauro  whom will soon have a  home.<br />
Thanks to Proyecto Terra, solar panels were installed at the TeleSecundaria Emiliano Zapata school in Tecuanipa and they extended their commitment to provide support and solar panels for the 10 houses that we are currently under construction.<br />
Regardless that it has been already two years since the earthquake our commitment to San Miguel De Tecuanipa, Puebla is still ongoing. And to continue with the rebuilding we have organized fundraising campaigns, marketing initiatives, and sales of t-shirts, sweatshirts and accessories. Additionally, we have also just launched a dinner giveaway in Los Angeles, California with our founders and godmother (Ana de la Reguera, Karla Souza, Kate del Castillo, Olga Segura and Esmeralda Pimentel), in order to raise the necessary funds to reach the goal and meet with our commitment: to build a home 10 more families.<br />
We thank the team of Universidad de Las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) for their collaboration with Los Ángeles en México. They have been with us since the beginning of our program. This past Thursday, September 12, they travelled to Tecuanipa, to continue documenting the work that LAEM is doing. Thank you UDLAP for witnessing the continuing progress of this project.<br />
None of this would have been possible without the contributions of donors and companies that have been excellent allies supporting this great project, including: Zelika García Founder of Zona Maco, Gabriel Orozco, VeracruzANA, Paul Pressburger President of Pantaya, Carlos Couturier, Moisés Micha of Grupo Habita and Aeromexico.<br />
We deeply appreciate and thank all the people, companies and organizations who have supported and given us the opportunity to help the community of San Miguel Tecuanipa, Puebla. This is a job that we&#8217;ll undertake together. So, thank you again for all you have given.</p>
<p>Han pasado dos años desde que el Terremoto del 19 de septiembre afectara a nuestro México. Debido a esta tragedia Ana, Kate, Karla y Olga nos unimos y dimos nacimiento a nuestro Programa “Los Ángeles en México”; posteriormente se sumó Esmeralda Pimentel como madrina.<br />
Desde un inicio nos hemos comprometido, puesto nuestro corazón y esfuerzos en ayudar a la comunidad de San Miguel Tecuanipa, Puebla. Ha sido un camino largo y de mucho trabajo, con un solo objetivo, el proveer un hogar a familias que lo perdieron todo.<br />
Nos enorgullece compartir año con año nuestros avances. En la primera fase se lograron construir 7 hogares para 7 familias las cuales ya contaban con su terreno. Ana, Olga, Esmeralda y Claudia Pinto directora de la fundación entregaron personalmente las llaves de los nuevos hogares a cada una de las siete familias. Hemos visto sonrisas, caritas de asombro, esperanza y lágrimas de felicidad al entregar estas casas. Este es un esfuerzo construido con mucho amor y que compartimos con todas las personas que nos han apoyado, gracias por darnos la oportunidad de dar.<br />
En nuestras múltiples visitas nos dimos cuenta de que habían más familias que necesitaban ayuda. Familias que se vieron afectadas durante el terremoto, a las cuales se les vino abajo el pequeño cuartito de adobe donde les permitían quedarse o donde rentaban por una mínima cantidad que su trabajo como campesinos en los campos de amaranto apenas podría cubrir. Una tercera parte de estas familias son conformadas por madres solteras y familias completas que siguen viviendo en una carpa sobre el techo de un familiar o conocido que les permitió instalarse sobre su casa. Inmediatamente surge la necesidad y responsabilidad de ayudarlos. Nos parte el corazón ver que niños están viviendo en condiciones peligrosas, a la intemperie, exponiéndose a enfermarse o a sufrir algún accidente; por lo cual comenzamos la segunda fase de este proyecto: apoyar a las familias que no contaban con un terreno y que son sus escasos ingresos estaban luchando por salir adelante. Nos dimos a la tarea de reunir el recurso para comprar un terreno para 10 familias que fueron seleccionadas a través de un sondeo y de esta manera clasificar a las familias que no contaban con su terreno.<br />
Actualmente estamos trabajando en construir estos diez hogares. Gracias a las actuales y futuras donaciones, las familias de Lucrecia, Clarita, Fabiola, Angelica y Victor Hugo, Maria Edith y Francisco, Carlos y Elizabeth, Diego y Lizbeth, Angelica y Humberto, Timoteo y Ana Flor, Eva y Mauro pronto tendrán un hogar.<br />
Gracias a Proyecto Terra se instalaron paneles solares en la escuela TeleSecundaria Emiliano Zapata en Tecuanipa y extendieron su compromiso para brindar apoyo en el fraccionamiento  de las 10 casas que actualmente estamos construyendo.<br />
Independientemente de que ya pasaron dos años, nuestra responsabilidad con San Miguel Tecuanipa, Puebla sigue en pie y para esto hemos organizando campañas de recaudación de fondos, iniciativas de marketing, venta de playeras, sudaderas y accesorios. Actualmente lanzamos un sorteo de  una cena en Los Ángeles, California con las fundadoras y madrina (Ana de la Reguera, Karla Souza, Kate del Castillo, Olga Segura y Esmeralda Pimentel), para poder recaudar los fondos necesarios para llegar a la meta y cumplir con nuestro compromiso: otorgar un hogar a 10 familias más.<br />
Agradecemos al equipo de la Universidad de Las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) por su colaboración con Los Ángeles en México que desde el inicio del programa y que el día Jueves 12 de Septiembre se desplazó a Tecuanipa, para seguir documentando el trabajo que está realizando LAEM. Gracias UDLAP por ser testigo de cada avance de este proyecto.<br />
Nada de esto hubiera sido posible sin las contribuciones de donantes y empresas que han sido excelentes aliados apoyando a este gran proyecto, tales como: Zelika García de Zona Maco, Gabriel Orozco, VeracruzANA, Paul Pressburger de Pantaya, Carlos Couturier,  Moisés Micha de Grupo Habita y Aeroméxico.<br />
Nuevamente con el corazón en la mano, muchas gracias a todas las personas y organizaciones que nos han apoyado y dado la oportunidad de ayudar a la comunidad de San Miguel Tecuanipa, Puebla. Este es un trabajo que concretaremos juntos, así que de antemano muchísimas gracias. </p>
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		<title>Tecuanipa has water again!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Apr 2019 00:07:52 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>After the earthquake in September 2017 the community water pump was damaged when rocks and debris fell on it and most of the habitants didn’t have water service, they walked up to an hour to get water from the river and carried water in horses and donkeys to meet their needs. We were blessed to [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After the earthquake in September 2017 the community water pump was damaged when rocks and debris fell on it and most of the habitants didn’t have water service, they walked up to an hour to get water from the river and carried water in horses and donkeys to meet their needs.<br />
We were blessed to provide them the support and help them make the final push to get the water back and running again to Tecuanipa and adjacent towns.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Apr 2019 00:11:31 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Thursday, Aprilth 4th to Saturday, April 6th Carmen, offered the moms that will be benefited through the Foundation, the opportunity to learn a skill that Carmen and her family have perfected for three generations. Carmen’s family has made delicious crystallized handmade sweets and has traveled from Puebla to the state of Veracruz promoting and selling [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thursday, Aprilth 4th to Saturday, April 6th</p>
<p>Carmen, offered the moms that will be benefited through the Foundation, the opportunity to learn a skill that Carmen and her family have perfected for three generations. Carmen’s family has made delicious crystallized handmade sweets and has traveled from Puebla to the state of Veracruz promoting and selling these delicacies. This could give them the opportunity to start a small business and be able to work on it while taking care of their children, the children can also participate and the moms can sell the sweets in the community or go to other neighboring towns to offer them.</p>
<p>Carmen bought in a local store which belongs to Elizabeth’s family, the sugar, the sweet potatoes, the painting to decorate and stone lime. Other ingredients such as the &#8220;Chilacayote&#8221; a fruit that grows in Fabiola&#8217;s yard, which she cut it off from the plant and it was her contribution. Doña Flor brought two pumpkins, Angelica and Edith contributed with firewood, the grandmothers of the children also joined, both Fabiola&#8217;s mother and Angelica&#8217;s. Carmen taught them the process of preparing the sweet potatoes, peeling and cutting the fruit, putting it in lime and let it rest for 3 hours.</p>
<p>On Friday, Fabiola offered her house to continue with the classes and the mothers and the two grandmothers met there, improvised a kitchen outside where the children could play under their supervision. They continued with the preparation of the sweets. They added sugar to the sweet potatoes. These sweets are traditional from the state of Puebla. At 6 pm they went back to check on the sweets and met Fabiola&#8217;s grandmother who also helped preparing the sweets and continued with the preparation of these delicacies.</p>
<p>On Saturday, April 6th , they finished making the sweets. It took three days in total to make them, they were fun and productive days, Carmen was able to share her knowledge in this culinary art and the moms and grandmothers were able to learn a new activity that gives them the opportunity to acquire an extra income to help their families. Very noble gesture of Carmen and the ladies in Tecuanipa really showed a lot of disposition and desire to learn something new!</p>
<p>CLASE DE DULCES ARTESANALES CRISTALIZADOS<br />
Jueves 4 de abril al sábado 6 de abril<br />
Carmen le ofreció ofrecerles a las madres de las familias que serán beneficiadas por parte de la Fundación, la oportunidad de aprender un oficio el cual Carmen y su familia han desempeñado ya por tres generaciones. La familia de Carmen se ha dedicado a la venta de deliciosos dulces artesanales cristalizados y han viajado de Puebla al estado de Veracruz promocionando estos manjares.<br />
Esto les da la oportunidad a las mamás de emprender un nuevo negocio y poder transmitirlo a los niños, mientras los pequeños participan y los pueden vender en la comunidad o salir a otros pueblos vecinos a ofrecerlos.<br />
Carmen compró en la tienda local de la familia de Elizabeth, el azúcar, los camotes, la pintura para decorar y la cal de piedra. Otros ingredientes como el “Chilacayote”, lo llevó Fabiola pues crece en el patio de su casa, ella lo cortó y fue su cooperación. Doña flor llevo dos calabazas, Angélica y Edith llevaron leña, también se unieron las abuelas de los niños, tanto la mama de Fabiola como la de Angélica. Carmen les enseñó el proceso de hacer los camotes enmielados, pelar y cortar fruta, ponerla en cal y dejar reposar por 3 horas.<br />
El día viernes, Fabiola ofreció su casa para continuar con las clases y las mamás y las dos abuelas se reunieron allí, improvisaron una cocina afuera donde los niños pudieran jugar bajo su supervisión. Continuaron con la preparación de los dulces. Le agregaron azúcar a los camotes. Estos dulces son típicos del estado de Puebla. A las 6 pm se volvieron a citar abuelita de Fabiola quien apoyo también y continuaron con la preparación de estas delicias.<br />
El día sábado 6 de abril terminaron de hacer los dulces. Fueron 3 días divertidos y muy productivos, donde Carmen pudo compartir sus conocimientos en este arte culinario y las madres y abuelas pudieron aprender una nueva actividad que les da la oportunidad de adquirir un ingreso extra para ayudar a sus familias. ¡Un gesto muy noble de parte de Carmen y las madres de familia de Tecuanipa se vieron con disponibilidad y deseo de aprender algo nuevo!</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This Giving Tuesday please join us with other amazing caring donors to help the families who desperately need your help and are still living in tents after the Mexico 2017 earthquake.</p>
<p>When you donate to Los Angeles en Mexico, you help transform the lives of many families by giving them a new home. A home that they desperately need.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>On March 28, very early in the morning, Ana de la Reguera came to Puebla accompanied by Zelika, the director of Zona Maco and Karim her son, to visit Tecuanipa.</p>
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<p>On March 28, very early in the morning, Ana de la Reguera came to Puebla accompanied by Zelika, the director of Zona Maco and Karim her son, to visit Tecuanipa. This visit gave us a lot of joy, thanks to Zelika and her donation to ONE Children&#8217;s Foundation for a space in Zona Maco, we were able to raise funds for the construction of two more houses in San Miguel Tecuanipa.</p>
<p>The meeting point was the hotel La Purificadora, where they met with Gaby Carranza and Claudia Pinto to go to San Miguel. Upon arriving to the house of Don Victor, we were moved once more to see that they had prepared a meal for us; a delicious mixiote with hand-made rice, beans and tortillas. The construction was not finished yet but they had advanced considerably from the previous day&#8217;s visit to now; half of the house was stucco on the outside, and all the pottery was removed. Only a few details were missing to be able to place the windows, finish with the waterproofing and paint of the house. As always we had a very good time in the company of Don Víctor’s family. Zelika saw the work done by Carolina and Adriana in napkin embroidery, she liked them so much that she bought 10 pieces.</p>
<p>The engineer, Óscar, explains to them the details of the construction and the time left to complete it; he hopes that in two more weeks it will be completely ready so that they can begin to inhabit it. Suddenly, Miguelito appeared with his hat and a red shirt to receive the gift that Ana brought him from Los Angeles. When we finished eating we took a picture with the whole family and said our goodbyes before we continued our journey.</p>
<p>We arrived at the house of Areli so that Ana, Zelika and Karim could meet the family and give them the good news that we are going to build their house. Areli could not hold the emotion and hugged her children crying when she heard that Los Angeles in Mexico will support them in the reconstruction of her house. As soon as we left, the cleaning and debris removal work started at the home to begin construction as soon as possible, but not before taking the official photo with Areli and her children.</p>
<p>After the visit, Ana, Zelika and Karim returned to Mexico City. Claudia and Gaby continued visiting more families; We then went to Mariana&#8217;s house because her house was affected by the earthquake, however she has minor damages. We met with her, her husband and their four children for a while, while they told us how they had experienced the quake. Them, like many other families, were not censused by the government because they live in small streets, unpaved and far from the main roads of the community.</p>
<p>We returned again with the family of Marco Antonio and Francisco, for our follow-up visit from the day before to finish the survey and complete the request for documents. On the way back we were approached by a girl named Eva, who was carrying in her arms the smallest of her children, David.</p>
<p>Eva told us that she has 6 children, the oldest of 10 years and the little David of just a few months. She asked us to visit her house that is in the entrance of the community of San Miguel Tecuanipa; the in lands that are common for the people who do not have properties. Eva is married to Mauro. When we arrived to visit her house we could see that it is damaged; one of the walls moves just by touching it, for now they supported them with a tent in which they all sleep and have some of their belongings. The house of Eva and Mauro that is still standing yet totally damaged consists only of a room with a bed where everyone sleeps. There are 8 members in the family. The children play in the space they use as a kitchen where they make alegrías with the amaranth that they buy from their neighbors. When we talked with them we learned that the land they live in belongs to their mother, and that everything is divided between Mauro and his 5 brothers; the space is not big enough for the model of house we need to build. We make the decision to relocate the family in another field.</p>
<p>Thus concluded this visit to San Miguel Tecuanipa.</p>
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<p>El 28 de marzo muy temprano Ana de la Reguera vino a Puebla acompañada de Zelika la directora de Zona Maco y Karim su hijo, para visitar Tecuanipa. Esta visita nos dio mucha alegría ya que gracias a Zelika y su donación para que ONE Children’s Foundation tuviera un espacio en Zona Maco pudimos recaudar fondos para la construcción de dos casas más en San Miguel Tecuanipa.</p>
<p>El punto de reunión fue el hotel La Purificadora, en donde se encontraron con Gaby Carranza y Claudia Pinto para salir hacía San Miguel, llegando visitamos la casa de don Víctor, y nuevamente nos conmovimos al ver que nos tenían preparada una comida, un delicioso mixiote con arroz, frijoles y tortillas hechas a mano, la obra aún no estaba terminada pero habían avanzado bastante de la visita del día anterior a ahora, ya la mitad de la casa estaba estucada por fuera, y toda la loza repellada, solo faltaban unos detalles para poder colocar las ventanas y terminar con la impermeabilización y pintura de la casa; como siempre pasamos un muy buen rato conviviendo con la familia de don Víctor. Zelika pudo ver el trabajo que realizan Carolina y Adriana en bordado de servilletas, y le gustaron tanto que compró 10 piezas.</p>
<p>El Ingeniero Óscar ahora les explica a ellas los detalles de la construcción y el tiempo que falta para terminarla, espera que en dos semanas más quede totalmente lista para que puedan empezar a habitarla; de repente se apareció Miguelito con su sombreo y una camisa roja a recibir el regalo que Ana le traía desde Los Ángeles. Al terminar de comer nos tomamos una foto con toda la familia que por fin está al completo y nos despedimos de ellos para continuar con nuestro recorrido.</p>
<p>Llegamos a la casa de Areli para que Ana, Zelika y Karim conocieran a esta familia y les dieran la buena noticia que les vamos a construir su casa; Areli no pudo aguantar la emoción y abrazada a sus hijos lloró al escuchar que Los Ángeles en México los apoyará en la reconstrucción de su casa; en cuanto nos fuimos iniciaron las labores de limpieza y remoción de escombros de su casa para poder dar inicio a la construcción lo antes posible, no sin antes tomarnos la foto oficial con la Areli y sus hijos.</p>
<p>Después de esta visita, Ana, Zelika y Karim regresaron a Ciudad de México; y Claudia y Gaby continuaron visitando a más familias; fuimos entonces a casa de Mariana pues su casa resultó afectada con el sismo, sin embargo presenta daños menores, estuvimos conviviendo con ella, su esposo y sus cuatro hijos un rato, mientras nos contaban como habían vivido el sismo, ellos como muchas otras familias no fueron censados ya que viven en calles pequeñas, no pavimentadas y alejadas de las vías principales de la comunidad.</p>
<p>Volvimos nuevamente con la familia de Marco Antonio y Francisco después de haberlos visitado el día anterior, pues terminamos el levantamiento de la encuesta y la solicitud de documentos a las familias y en el camino nos abordó una chica llamada Eva, quien traía en sus brazos al más pequeño de sus hijos llamado David.</p>
<p>Eva nos contó que tiene 6 hijos, la mayor de 10 años y el pequeño David de apenas unos meses, nos pidió que fuéramos a visitar su casa que queda en la entrada de la comunidad de San Miguel Tecuanipa, en unos terrenos que son comunes para la gente que no tiene propiedades. Eva está casada con Mauro, y cuando llegamos a visitar su casa pudimos observar que está dañada, uno de los muros se mueve solo con tocarlo, así que por ahora los apoyaron con una carpa en la cual duermen todos y tiene algunas de sus pertenencias. La casa de Eva y Mauro que aún sigue en pie pero totalmente dañada consta solamente de una habitación con una cama donde duermen todos, son 8 integrantes en la familia, los pequeños juegan en el espacio que usan como cocina donde fabrican alegrías con el amaranto que compran a otros de sus vecinos; al platicar con ellos nos enteramos que el terreno en el que viven pertenece a su mamá, y que todo está dividido entre Mauro y sus 5 hermanos, por lo cual el espacio no es suficiente para el modelo de casa que necesitamos construirles, así que tomamos la decisión de reubicarlos en otro terreno.</p>
<p>Así concluyó esta visita a San Miguel Tecuanipa.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Claudia Pinto, the director of ONE Children's Foundation and Gaby Carranza, director of Fundación VeracruzANA, visited San Miguel Tecuanipa on March 27.</p>
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<p>Claudia Pinto, the director of ONE Children&#8217;s Foundation and Gaby Carranza, director of Fundación VeracruzANA, visited San Miguel Tecuanipa on March 27. This time they went alone with the idea to have a more in-depth visit with all the families that had been noted in the previous visit.</p>
<p>As soon as their arrival they paid a visit the family of Don Víctor to see the progress of the construction; everyone had been working diligently to finish the project soon. Gabriel and Benito, Don Victor&#8217;s sons, helped to sift the sand and the masons, also contributing to the work. In addition, the windows were being placed, while another person was stuccoing the walls of the bathroom and another one was repeating the earthenware. The engineer Óscar, from Misión La Paz supervised the work and gave us more details of the progress so far.</p>
<p>We went to the kitchen guided, by the smell of a delicious sauce of chicharrón with cactus that Carolina cooked, while Adriana threw the tortillas on the comal. As always, with utmost attentiveness towards us, we were invited to have lunch, an offer we could not refuse. During the meal we asked Don Víctor about the new families we would visit this time, he himself offered to accompany us to visit them and guide us to their homes. After we finished eating we set foot through the streets of Tecuanipa, but not before saying our goodbyes to the beautiful Ana Gaby, and Miguelito who was playing on the mountain of earth that his father and uncle were hanging, along with the cement mixture.</p>
<p>The next house we visited was Areli’s, who came out to meet us with her children José and Isabel; her husband Francisco was not there. Areli told us the situation they experienced in the earthquake; her house was a total loss, but they did not receive more than partial support, none of the walls are repaired, there is no roof, the entire area of land is full of rubble. For now they live in a tent, where they have accommodated the few belongings that were left to them, sleeping in the same space. We conducted our survey and everything matched the criteria of ONE Children&#8217;s Foundation to be selected as one of the families we will support. The survey is how we determine to build their house. We made an agreement with Areli and our engineer Óscar so that the work of cleaning the land could begin, for we had to finish demolishing the remainders of the construction in order to start to build.</p>
<p>For our next visit we went up to the Church to see Francisco; his house is still standing, but the walls are totally damaged, the floor quartered and plunged in many places. Francisco and his wife tell us the fear they have every time the floor trembles again; they decided to have their children and grandchildren sleep in the room that suffered the least damage while he and his wife remain in the damaged construction. Gael and Frida, two of their grandchildren are in the room with their dad watching television and eating shaved ice to escape the heat that is felt in Tecuanipa now that spring has begun. After reviewing the house with Óscar, our engineer, and carrying out the data collection of the family, we said our goodbyes. However, we agreed to return the next day to review some of the documents they had.</p>
<p>Marco Antonio’s family was our last visit. We had been informed by his mother-in-law about the total loss of his property. We arrived to the home, accompanied by Don Víctor and Óscar, there we were greeted by Marco Antonio&#8217;s mother for he was not home. His parents showed us the house that did not have a roof nor complete walls, for now both Marco Antonio and his children, as well as his brother and his children live with their parents in a room that has been lent to them while aid arrives. As they told us more about the loss they suffered with the earthquake, Marco Antonio&#8217;s dad started cleaning chicken prey that he had in a bucket. We also agreed to return the next day to continue with the data collection.</p>
<p>We returned to Puebla to La Purificadora Hotel; they treated us wonderfully and we appreciated their donation and all their attentions to be able to stay with them during our time in Puebla.</p>
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<p>Claudia Pinto la directora de ONE Children’s Foundation y Gaby Carranza directora de Fundación VeracruzANA, visitaron San Miguel Tecuanipa el 27 de marzo. Esta vez lo hicieron ellas dos solas pues la idea era hacer una visita más profunda a todas las familias que habían anotado en la visita anterior.</p>
<p>Recién llegando visitaron a la familia de don Víctor para ver los avances de la obra, estaban todos trabajando para poder acabar pronto; hasta Gabriel y Benito hijos de don Víctor ayudaban a cernir la arena para continuar con los trabajos y echarle una mano a los albañiles; además ya estaba ahí el aluminero colocando las ventanas, mientras otra persona estucaba las paredes del baño y otra más repellaba la loza. El ingeniero Óscar de Misión La Paz supervisaba la obra y nos dio más detalles sobre los trabajos realizados hasta ahora.</p>
<p>Nos asomamos a la cocina guiadas por el olor de una deliciosa salsa de chicharrón con nopal que Carolina cocinaba, mientras Adriana echaba las tortillas al comal; como siempre todos de lo más atentos con nosotras nos invitaron a comer y no pudimos negarnos, durante la comida le preguntamos a don Víctor por las nuevas familias que visitaríamos en esta ocasión y él mismo se ofreció a acompañarnos a visitarlas para guiarnos hasta sus casas, así que terminando de comer emprendimos camino por las calles de Tecuanipa, no sin antes despedirnos de la hermosa Ana Gaby y de Miguelito quien se encontraba jugando en la montaña de tierra que cernían su papá y su tío, y también con la mezcla de cemento para el repello.</p>
<p>La siguiente casa que visitamos fue la de Areli, quien salió a recibirnos con sus hijos José e Isabel, su esposo Francisco no se encontraba pero Areli nos contó la situación que vivieron en el terremoto, su casa fue pérdida total, sin embargo no recibieron más que apoyo parcial, ninguno de los muros se encuentra completo y no hay techo, todo el terreno está lleno de escombro y ahora viven mientras en una carpa, donde tienen acomodadas las pocas pertenencias que les quedaron, y en ese mismo espacio deben dormir. Realizamos la encuesta y todo coincide con los criterios de ONE Children’s Foundation para ser una de las familias que podemos apoyar, es así como decidimos construirles su casa, y nos ponemos de acuerdo con ella y el Ingeniero Óscar para que se inicien los trabajos de limpieza del terreno, pues se tenía que terminar de demoler lo que quedaba de su construcción.</p>
<p>Después subimos hasta la Iglesia para visitar a Francisco, su casa sigue en pie, pero los muros están totalmente dañados, y el piso cuarteado y sumido en muchas partes, Francisco y su esposa nos cuentan el temor que tienen cada vez que vuelve a temblar; así que han decidido que sus hijos y sus nietos duerman todos en un cuarto que no sufrió tantos daños mientras él y su esposa permanecen en la construcción dañada, Gael y Frida, dos de sus nietos se encuentran en el cuarto con su papá viendo la televisión y comiendo un raspadito para amortiguar el calor que se siente en Tecuanipa ahora que ya entró la primavera, después de revisar bien la casa con el Ingeniero Óscar y realizar el levantamiento de datos de la familia nos despedimos de ellos, sin embargo quedamos en volver al día siguiente para revisar algunos de los documentos de su propiedad.</p>
<p>La última familia que visitamos este día fue la de Marco Antonio, pues su suegra nos dijo que también tenía pérdida total; cuando llegamos hasta su casa acompañadas aún de don Víctor y Óscar nos recibió la madre de Marco Antonio pues él no se encontraba, sus papás nos enseñaron la casa que efectivamente tampoco tenía techo ni los muros completos, por ahora tanto Marco Antonio y sus hijos, así como su hermano y sus hijos viven con sus papás en un cuarto que les prestan mientras les llega la ayuda.  Mientras nos contaban más sobre la pérdida que sufrieron con el terremoto el papá de Marco Antonio empieza a limpiar unas presas de pollo que tenía en un balde, quedamos también de regresar con ellos al día siguiente para continuar con el levantamiento de datos.</p>
<p>Después nos regresamos a Puebla al hotel La Purificadora quienes nos trataron de maravilla y agradecemos su donativo y todas sus atenciones para poder hospedarnos con ellos durante nuestra estancia en Puebla.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>On March 8th, Esmeralda Pimental visited San Miguel de Tecuanipa; accompanied by Scarlett from TVUDLAP, Oscar our engineer from Constructora Misión La Paz, and Gaby from Fundación VeracruzANA. Once arriving to Tecuanipa, the first stop made was to the home of the González family</p>
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<p>On March 8th, Esmeralda Pimental visited San Miguel de Tecuanipa; accompanied by Scarlett from TVUDLAP, Oscar our engineer from Constructora Misión La Paz, and Gaby from Fundación VeracruzANA.</p>
<p>Once arriving to Tecuanipa, the first stop made was to the home of the González family; there we spoke with Mr. Jaime and his sons Enrique and Jaime as they worked on the construction. Mr. Jaime mentioned that his wife Julia had to leave for Atlixco due to her new job, which she had to get following the earthquake; with the loss of her oven, Julia had to find another source of income to help support her family. They were able to watch as the sediment was being placed, Oscar, the engineer, explained how they had worked through the drawn of the land.</p>
<p>People from the village began to arrive to where they were, many of them had been severely affected by the damages the earthquake caused; Esmeralda spoke with many of them, listening to their requests and offering them words of encouragement that managed to alleviate their pain in the moment, understanding that their reality was complicated. Gaby spoke with them honestly about the possibility of Los Ángeles en México, and the criteria needed for families to receive support; many of them took note. After, they payed a visit to three other families, inspecting the damages of their homes.</p>
<p>Once the homes had been visited, accompanied by Oscar the engineer, who recognized the condition they were in, the group went to visit the Rojas family. Upon arrival they were surprised with a delicious home cooked pozole by Don Victor’s family. They began their visit with a tour of the home; the walls are once again standing with the electric and hydraulic system installed. The next steps will be to cast and repel the walls, was expected to begin the following week. The Rojas family expressed their excitement and gratitude, knowing that they will soon have a roof to sleep under; the entire family have been sleeping in a single room.</p>
<p>The meal was very pleasant, between the talk and laughs from little Miguel Ángel, who is only 2 years old but holds a strong attitude; he would not let anyone take his picture. That day, Miguel Ángel was wearing red boots, a shirt and sombrero, none of these things stopped him from sitting on the ground, playing with the toy cars gifted to him. Ana Gabriela is very noble, she always welcomes them with a giant smile, running to greet them with open arms; she was very happy with the doll she was gifted.</p>
<p>After the meal, the group went to visit Don Tobías; his house is already painted white, this was the last thing needed to be completed. They all were very excited to see his bed and and personal belongings already placed inside; however, it is still saddening seeing the rest of the house empty, for it has been impossible to recover any furniture, all of it is under the ruble. While visiting Don Tobías his nephews stopped by to say hello.</p>
<p>To finalize their trip, they returned one last time to Jaime and Julia’s house; the children had already returned from school. The Los Ángeles en México team was able to speak with little Roberto and Esme, who were still wearing their uniforms; along with them Esmeralda grabbed a shovel, placing a stone to symbolize the home of the González family.</p>
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<p><strong>Version en español</strong></p>
<p>El día 8 de marzo Esmeralda Pimentel visitó nuevamente San Miguel de Tecuanipa acompañada por Scarlett de TVUDLAP, el Ingeniero Óscar de la Constructora Misión La Paz y Gaby de Fundación VeracruzANA.</p>
<p>Al llegar a Tecuanipa la primer parada la hicieron en casa de la familia González y platicaron con el señor Jaime, quien se encontraba con sus hijos Enrique y Jaime trabajando en la obra, nos comentó que su esposa Julia había tenido que salir a Atlixco por cuestiones laborales, ya que empezó a trabaja a raíz del sismo pues el horno donde hacían pan se rompió y tuvo que conseguir empleo para tener otra fuente de ingreso. Pudieron observar como empezaban los trabajos en la colocación de los cimientos de la casa y el Ingeniero explicó como trabajaron con el trazado del terreno.</p>
<p>Estando allí empezó a llegar mas gente, todos ellos damnificados por el sismo y con pérdidas que aún no han sido atendidas por ninguna institución; Esmeralda platicó con ellos por un largo rato, escuchando sus peticiones y tratando de brindarles palabras de aliento que lograran confortarlos por un momento, aunque saben que la situación es dura Gaby les habló claro de las posibilidades de Los Ángeles en México y los criterios que tienen para la elección de familias que serán apoyadas; tomaron los datos de algunas de ellas y en ese momento fueron a visitar a 3 familias más para ver la situación en la que se encontraban sus casas.</p>
<p>Después del reconocimiento hecho junto con el Ingeniero Óscar sobre las casas de éstas personas visitaron a la familia Rojas, al llegar se encontraron con la sorpresa que la familia de Don Víctor había preparado un delicioso pozole para recibirlos, pero primero iniciaron el recorrido por la casa que ya tiene los muros levantados y toda la instalación eléctrica a hidráulica lista, les comentaron que la próxima semana iniciarían con el colado y a repellar paredes, están muy emocionados y agradecidos de saber que pronto podrán tener un lugar donde dormir, ya que ahora toda la familia se encuentra en un mismo cuarto.</p>
<p>La comida fue de lo más agradable, entre pláticas y risas por el pequeño Miguel Ángel el cual con apenas 2 años tiene un carácter fuerte y no se deja tomar fotos, ese día estaba vestido con botas, camisa y sombrero pero no le impidió estar sentado en el piso jugando con los carritos que le llevaron de regalo, Ana Gabriela por su parte es muy noble, siempre los recibe con una sonrisa y corre para darles un abrazo, estaba feliz con su muñeca de regalo.</p>
<p>Después de la comida fueron a visitar a Don Tobías, su casa ya está pintada de blanco, era lo único que faltaba para que estuviera completamente terminada, se emocionaron mucho al ver que ya tiene su cama y algunas de sus pertenencias en su cuarto, aunque también es duro saber que el resto de la casa está vacía pues les ha sido imposible volver a adquirir otros muebles, ya que todo lo que tenía quedó aplastado en el sismo de septiembre. Al estar con Don Tobías llegaron sus sobrinos a saludarlos.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Our fourth visit to San Miguel Tecuanipa was to handover the home to Don Tobías’ and his family. We left Mexico City early morning, at 6 am, very excited. We had been invited by Zelika to partake in the Zona Maco fair this year</p>
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<p>Our fourth visit to San Miguel Tecuanipa was to handover the home to Don Tobías’ and his family. We left Mexico City early morning, at 6 am, very excited. We had been invited by Zelika to partake in the Zona Maco fair this year; they have been a great support to our movement.</p>
<p>We arrived very early to Pueblo, where we stopped for breakfast and discussed how in the visit we would be meeting the families and offer help. For the first time, Ana was travelling with Olga Segura and Esmeralda Pimentel. Esmeralda had just recently joined Los Angeles in Mexico as a godmother for our cause. Also on the visit, there was Claudia Pinto &#8211; the Director of ONE, Monste Blanco &#8211; collaborator of ONE; and Gaby of Fundacion VeracruzANA</p>
<p>After breakfast we went to UDLAP to meet the rest of the team: UDLA, TVUDLAPA and the contractors Misión La Paz. We all left for San Miguel Tecuanipa in two vans. We first visited the family of Don Víctor to observe the progress of the work; the rebar structures were placed and the foundations set. They were all happy to see the members from Los Angeles in Mexico; Ana is greeted as a friend of the family, little Ana Gabriela immediately runs to hug her. Olga and Esme immediately also become part of this great family, we took photos with them and we talked for a while. They show us how they have settled for the meantime, their sleeping arrangement now that their tent had been removed due to the construction. Doña Hermelinda, Víctor&#8217;s mother is there to make us laugh, she becomes very close to Olga and they make jokes between them. They invite us to have a drink while we continue talking until it&#8217;s time to say goodbye, for Eloy had also invited us to come to his house.</p>
<p>We arrived with Eloy. The walls of the two new rooms of his house were raised, for he had used the money he earned through his construction labor. Eloy is happy with every visit we make and offers to help us so that we can continue to support more people in San Miguel. In his house are his wife Blanca and his daughter Liz. Eloy offers us another “little refreshment” so we can continue the trek up and down the streets of Tecuanipa, when leaving his street we stop for a while to check the list of the census made by SEDESOL, and identify the new families we are going to visit. At this stop Ana, Esme and Olga take the opportunity to visit one of the houses built by another Association, called échale a tu casa, they make houses with PET.</p>
<p>We continued with our tour until we arrived at Tobías&#8217; house. We were filled with emotion, and tears seeing the house finally completed, adorned and with flowers. Tobías had prepared a game for the members of Los Angeles in Mexico; to each one he gave a different set of keys, and only one opened the door. The first to try it was Olguita and she had no luck, Ana could not open it either, finally Esme shouted and jumped with the surprise to see that her key was the one that opened the door. We all walk in to see the house already finished; it was still empty because Tobías had not wanted to enter until the Los Angeles in Mexico team was there to deliver it themselves. Everything was in proper working conditions; lights, windows, water faucets, doors, everything as i Tobías and his family deserve, who starting today have a safe house to sleep in.</p>
<p>He and his family prepared a delicious meal; a mixiote with handmade tortillas, guacamole, rice and beans. There were toasts and many anecdotes told we also, met the rest of Carmen&#8217;s children and her husband. We finally were able to share and enjoy the company of the whole family, like them, we celebrate the first great achievement we had with Los Angeles in Mexico.</p>
<p>When the meal was over we continued walking through some of the streets to meet more families, but before we went up to the church, closed off due to the many cracked and fallen walls. At the top we could observe the town very well, and see the amount of people who still need support, debris can still be seen in many places, and tents, which means that there are many families that still do not receive any support. From up there with the help of Eloy and the census list we chose the next family we would visit; it was then that we arrived at Doña Julia&#8217;s house.</p>
<p>Upon arrival we were greeted by her brother Pablo and who told us the whole story of the family. There are 6 brothers who share the land but only Julia and him live there; he is married and has children but neither live in Tecuanipa for they are of legal age. Julia has 5 children, 3 of them are still minors, the youngest are Esmeralda and Roberto. Little Roberto lost sight in his right eye at age 3 in a domestic accident. They are currently living in a tent with all their things. Besides dedicating themselves to the field they also made bread, but the furnace they worked with was broken in the earthquake; now Julia had to get a job in Atlixco to support Jaime, her husband.</p>
<p>At the end of the visit with Julia, we met with her neighbor Don René, he also lost his house although on the same plot one of his older children has another house where they are all living, with René live two minors, his wife and his mother whom is in a wheelchair.</p>
<p>It was time to return to Mexico City before the sunset in San Miguel.</p>
<p>The Los Angeles team in Mexico they decided that Julia&#8217;s family would be the next we would help.</p>
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<p><strong>Version en español</strong></p>
<p>La cuarta visita a San Miguel Tecuanipa fue para entregar la casa de Don Tobías y su familia. Muy emocionadas salimos de Ciudad de México a la s 6 de la mañana, estábamos allí pues participamos en la feria de Zona Maco de este año, invitadas por Zelika quien ha sido un gran apoyo para este movimiento.</p>
<p>Llegamos muy temprano a Puebla e hicimos una parada a desayunar y ponernos de acuerdo en algunos temas pues en esta visita tendríamos que conocer a más familias para poderlas ayudar. Por primera vez Ana viene también acompañada de Olga Segura y Esmeralda Pimentel, quien se ha sumado de lleno a Los Ángeles en México y ahora es una de las madrinas de nuestra causa, también han venido Claudia Pinto, directora de ONE; Monste Blanco colaboradora de ONE y Gaby de Fundación VeracruzANA.</p>
<p>Después nos dirigimos a la UDLAP a encontrarnos con el resto del equipo, UDLA, TVUDLAP y la Constructora Misión La Paz. Partimos todos hacía San Miguel Tecuanipa repartidos en dos camionetas; llegamos primero a visitar a la familia de don Víctor y observamos los avances de la obra, ya tiene los castillos colocados y los cimientos; nos recibieron muy alegres de ver a las chicas de Los Ángeles en México, a Ana la saludan ya como una amiga de la familia y la pequeña Ana Gabriela corre enseguida a abrazarla, y ahora Olga y Esme también quedan enseguida prendadas de esta gran familia, nos tomamos fotos con ellos y platicamos un rato, nos muestran como se han acomodado para dormir ahora quitaron la carpa para poderles construir, viene también doña Hermelinda, la mamá de Víctor a hacernos reír, se hace muy amiga de Olga y hacen bromas entre ellas; nos invitan un refresco mientras seguimos platicando hasta que llega la hora de despedirnos pues Eloy nos invitó a pasar a su casa.</p>
<p>Llegamos donde Eloy, ya levantó los muros de los dos cuartos nuevos de su casa con el dinero que ganó por la mano de obra de su propia construcción, está feliz con cada visita que hacemos y se ofrece a ayudarnos para que podamos seguir apoyando a más gente en San Miguel. En su casa se encuentran su mujer Blanca y su hija Liz, Eloy nos invita otro refresquito para que sigamos la caminada de subidas y bajadas por las calles de Tecuanipa, al salir de su calle nos paramos un rato a checar la lista del censo realizado por SEDESOL, e ir identificando a las nuevas familias que vamos a visitar; en esta parada las Ana, Esme y Olga aprovechan para visitar una de las casas construidas por otra Asociación, que se llama échale a tu casa, ellos realizan casas con PET.</p>
<p>Continuamos con nuestro recorrido hasta llegar a casa de Tobías, y nos llenamos de emoción hasta las lágrimas de verla ya por fin terminada, además la adornaron y compraron flores; Tobías les tenía preparado un juego a las chicas de Los Ángeles en México; a cada una le dio un juego de llaves diferente, y sólo uno abría. La primera en intentarlo fue Olguita y no tuvo suerte, de ahí Ana quien tampoco pudo abrir, y por último Esme quien gritó y brincó de la sorpresa de ver que su llave era la que si abría; todos entramos a ver la casa ya terminada, estaba aún vacía pues Tobías no había querido entrar hasta que no se la entregaran ellas mismas, todo estaba en correcto funcionamiento, luces, ventanas, llaves de agua, puertas, todo tal y cual se lo merece Tobías y su familia quienes a partir de hoy tienen una casa segura donde dormir.</p>
<p>Él y su familia nos prepararon una comida deliciosa, un mixiote, tortillas hechas a mano, guacamole, arroz y frijoles. Hubo brindis y muchas anécdotas que contar, conocimos además al resto de los hijos de Carmen y a su esposo, convivimos por fin con toda la familia y disfrutamos al igual que ellos este primer gran logro que tuvimos con Los Ángeles en México.</p>
<p>Cuando acabó la comida continuamos recorriendo algunas de las calles para conocer a más familias, pero antes subimos hasta la Iglesia que se encuentra cerrada pues está toda cuarteada y muchos muros caídos, desde lo alto pudimos observar muy bien el pueblo, y ver la cantidad de gente que aún necesita apoyo, se pueden ver todavía escombros por muchos lugares, y casas de campaña, lo cual quiere decir que hay muchas familias que aún siguen sin recibir ningún apoyo; desde allí arriba con la ayuda de Eloy y la lista del censo elegimos la familia que visitaríamos; fue entonces que llegamos a casa de Doña Julia.</p>
<p>Al llegar nos recibió su hermano Pablo y nos contó toda la historia de la familia, son 6 hermanos que comparten el terreno pero solo Julia y él viven ahí, él está casado y tiene hijos pero ya ninguno vive en Tecuanipa, además son mayores de edad. Sin embargo Julia tiene 5 hijos 3 de ellos todavía menores, los más pequeños son Esmeralda y Roberto, el pequeño Roberto perdió la vista del ojo derecho a los 3 años en un accidente doméstico. Ellos están viviendo por ahora en una tienda de campaña con todas sus cosas, y además de dedicarse al campo hacían pan, pero el horno con el que trabajaban se rompió con el sismo, ahora Julia tuvo que conseguir un trabajo en Atlixco para apoyar a Jaime su esposo.</p>
<p>Al terminar la visita con Julia nos entrevistamos con su vecino Don René, él también perdió su casa aunque en el mismo terreno uno de sus hijos mayores tiene otra casa donde están viviendo todos, con René viven dos menores de edad, su esposa y su mamá, una señora en silla de ruedas.</p>
<p>Dio la hora de volver a Ciudad de México antes que empezara a oscurecer en San Miguel, y entre el equipo de Los Ángeles en México decidieron que la familia de Julia sería la próxima que ayudaríamos.</p>
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