A few days ago we received a very nice letter from the sisters of “La Caridad.” They were grateful to Mano a Mano for all the assistance given to them this year.
Mano a Mano is happy to partner with a wide variety of organizations: from other nonprofit organizations, to civic and volunteer organizations, to municipalities, to churches and faith-based organizations, to anyone else that works with the goal of improving lives for (and in partnership with) Bolivians.
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Distributing food and supplies to Oromomo residents affected by flooding in February 2014.
Thank-You Letter to Mano a Mano Aviation for Aviation Support
(Translated version below; read the original Letter from La Caridad, in Spanish.)
December 20, 2014
Mano a Mano Apoyo Aereo
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
In this holiday season and experiencing the Christian spirit that gave us Jesus, I’d like to wish you A HAPPY AND JOYOUS CHRISTMAS AND BLESSINGS FOR 2015.
Thank you for the valuable collaboration that we received from Mano a Mano with help transporting patients from San Lorenzo to Cochabamba and then back home. Also, thanks for collaborating with us, to the extent of our capabilities, on special flights to distribute supplies. In this way we can help each other. Thank you brothers and sisters, and we hope that God continues to bless this work that is so needed that you are doing.
Together, in the months from February to April, we were able to alleviate to some extent the pain and suffering of the Bolivian flood victims by distributing food and supplies, that had been donated by many friends, in support of this humanitarian work. The people are always so grateful for the little that we are able to do for them. God provides the most important blessings and saving love that fills our hearts.
As we have expressed already, it has been a joy to work with Mano a Mano Apoyo Aereo. Many thanks and God bless you.
Fraternally,
SISTERS OF LA CARIDAD DE SAN LORENZO DE MOXOS
Sister Olivia Toledo H.C.
Some of the food and supplies collected in Bolivia that were distributed in the Beni for flood relief.