Latin America

 

The Robert Duvall Children's Fund (RDCF) is a nonpartisan organization committed to improving the living conditions of impoverished children by sponsoring public works projects. Other forms of assistance are executed through the promotion of organizations focused on meeting the needs of impoverished children and their families. These initiatives are made possible through partnerships and fundraising efforts around the United States.     

Your donation will go towards the construction of new homes for impoverished and disabled youth in Argentina or to support the various projects endoresed by RDCF.

The generosity of many supporters has allowed us to build homes for children like Luis. Luis is an 11 year-old male with Progressive Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. He requires a wheelchair and full-service assistance for dining and transportation. He is currently living with his mother, a single parent that is providing for her family of six.

Luis receives a small pension and limited medical coverage. He and his family lived in a one-room house built of blocks, a tin roof, a dirt floor, and an inadequate restroom facility. Sadly, their financial resources do not cover the family’s basic needs and leaves them in extremely challenging living conditions. However, thanks to our donors, Luis and his family are happily enjoying their new home and a better quality of life.

 

Help Build a House for a Disabled Child for $100

 

Help build a safer home for children just like Luis. Your gift will help alleviate many of the challenges these children face everyday as a result of their illness and poverty.

Donate today to help other children like Luis through the construction of a safer living environment.

 

Pro Mujer is a 20-year-old women’s development and microfinance organization that provides poor women in Latin America with an integrated package of financial services, healthcare, and training to lift themselves and their families out of poverty. Pro Mujer delivers these services through communal banks, or peer groups, of 20-30 women who support each other and guarantee each other’s loans.
 
Established in 1990, Pro Mujer has a presence in Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico, Nicaragua and Peru. In the last 20 years, Pro Mujer has disbursed more than US$885 million in small loans, and provided healthcare and training to more than 1 million women and their 5 million children and family members. Pro Mujer is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

 

 

 

Promote empowerment to impoverished women in Latin America for $25

Make a donation today and support the programs that empower women to become agents of change in their families and communities.