We’re celebrating 10 years of helping the children and families of La Limonada break the cycles of poverty, violence, and injustice.
Join us for our 10 year anniversary celebration on Sept 15 in Cincinnati, OH
One community. Deep relationships.
Standing in solidarity.
We exist to stand in solidarity with the local leaders of Vidas Plenas
as they break the cycles of poverty, violence, and injustice
through education, gang prevention, and community relief
for the people of La Limonada in Guatemala City.
Get Involved
Sponsor a Child
To make a meaningful impact, you can sponsor a child by committing to a monthly donation of $80 or share the sponsorship of the child with another family or individual by committing to a donation of $40 a month.
Start A Lemonade Stand
Create your own campaign page and ask your family, friends, and coworkers to donate. You can do anything to raise funds – give up your birthday, run a 5K or marathon, or help your kids host a real lemonade stand.
Community Relief Fund
For years, in addition to community development programs that aim to empower and educate the community of La Limonada, Tita and the Vidas Plenas staff have also been caring for the urgent, unexpected needs of the vulnerable.
Service Learning Trips
Deep relationships are the basis for our work A great way to lay the groundwork for such relationships is by going to Guatemala to meet the people of the community and the team that serves there. In less than a week, you will make friends for life.
La Limonada
La Limonada is home to approximately 100,000 people who live in a ravine in the middle of Guatemela City. To the world they are forgotten and marginalized. While this is how some may view them, to us and our friends at Vidas Plenas, they are family.
This short film produced by Silent Images provides an overview of our work with the local leaders of Vidas Plenas and the people of La Limonada in Guatemala City.
This team invests their hearts and lives into the children and families of La Limonada to break the cycles of poverty, violence, and injustice.
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