Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Boletín de Noviembre
Queridos amigos de Mayan Families, Al ofrecer programas enfocados en Educación, Nutrición & Salud y Desarrollo Económico, estamos apoyando a las familias de nuestras comunidades a alcanzar una calidad de vida sostenible y mejor. A medida que entramos en la t
Boletín de Noviembre

Monday, November 4, 2019
November Newsletter
Para español haz clic aquí. Dear Friends of Mayan Families! By offering programs focused on Education, Nutrition & Health and Economic Development, we are supporting families in our communities to achieve a sustainable and better quality of life. As we enter the giv
November Newsletter

Friday, June 15, 2018
Fatherhood from the Perspective of Carpentry Trade School Director, Don Reynaldo
Written by Lindsay McNeish, Multimedia InternDon Reynaldo is a man who wears many hats. He’s a carpenter and a teacher, but more importantly, a father.Since 2013, Don Reynaldo has worked at the Mayan Families Carpentry Trade School. To him, carpentry is art, and he believes a piece of wood is
Fatherhood from the Perspective of Carpentry Trade School Director, Don Reynaldo

Friday, November 3, 2017
Social Entrepreneurship in Action
Written by Isabela Lyrio: Social Entrepreneurship ManagerOn September 19th and 20th, the Mayan Families Trade School and Artisan Programs attended the New World Crafts Fair in Antigua Guatemala. New World Crafts is the most important trade show for handmade home decor, gifts and personal access
Social Entrepreneurship in Action

Monday, November 14, 2016
Welcoming Back Upper Arlington Rotary Club!
Written by Charlotte Burke, Shelter Development CoordinatorThis past week, we were thrilled to receive another visit from the Upper Arlington Rotary Club. The Upper Arlington Rotary Club, from Columbus Ohio, has been a longtime supporter of our programs at Mayan Families, visiting Guatemala annually
Welcoming Back Upper Arlington Rotary Club!
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Supporter Appreciation: Empowering Artisans with Serengetee
Written by Shanda McCune, Artisan Program CoordinatorThis past month, we were excited to welcome back Jeff Steitz and Ryan Westberg, the founders of Serengetee, and their group of young, dynamic college campus reps. Serengetee is a socially responsible online store that makes T-shirts using fabrics
Supporter Appreciation: Empowering Artisans with Serengetee

Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Serengetee's Campus Reps Come to Guatemala
If you haven’t already heard of Serengetee, you definitely need to check them out. It is a super popular and trendy clothing company that creates and sells products with the goals of empowering causes and communities and bolstering local economies in developing nations, just like Guatema
Serengetee's Campus Reps Come to Guatemala

Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Students Attend First Day of Welding School
The first day of class is always an exciting, memorable ​day; even more so when it’s the first day of learning a completely new, employable trade. Earlier this year, we were thrilled to see students attend their very first class of Welding School, a new series of workshops as part of our Vocat
Students Attend First Day of Welding School
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Supporter Appreciation: Karren's Artisan Gifts
Karren has been working with seamstresses in our Artisan Program for over two years now. She first got involved with Mayan Families because she was motivated to help provide work for the women who had graduated from our Sewing School. She first started a project making slo
Supporter Appreciation: Karren's Artisan Gifts

Monday, March 23, 2015
Supporter Appreciation: Superstar Support for our Artisan Program
A few months ago, we introduced you to one of our Mayan Families superstar supporters, Cat Reyes in “One Supporter Goes the Distance for Mayan Families: The Story Behind Rhode Island's Reviver Challenge”.This January Cat and fellow Mayan Families supporters Lynn and Susan came back for a
Supporter Appreciation: Superstar Support for our Artisan Program