Sebastian is a 33-year-old man who lives with his wife and six young children in Guatemala. For two years, a debilitating mass has been growing on Sebastian's neck. The swelling in his face has made breathing difficult for him. He has also lost most of the functionality in one of his arms. Our medical partner believes it is likely that Sebastian's condition is lymphoma, a treatable form of cancer. However, Sebastian and his wife have been turned away from multiple hospitals because they are unable to afford medical care. For $1,500, we can help Sebastian receive surgery and chemotherapy to remove his tumor and eliminate any present cancer, allowing him to return to work and take care of his family.

Bhadra is a hardworking farmer who lives in Nepal and enjoys playing volleyball in his spare time. Five years ago, Bhadra noticed a bump on his skin. Since then, the small bump has developed into a painful sebaceous cyst. Bhadra dreams of having a family of his own one day, but it's hard to focus on the future when every day is dominated by medical concerns. His doctors expect he will make a full recover if the cyst is removed soon, but he cannot afford the cost of surgery. For $925, Bhadra will undergo an operation to surgically excise his cyst. This procedure will eliminate the pain Bhadra has endured for the past five years and allow him to return to his work, his friends, and his dreams of having a family!

Surja is a 40-year-old woman living in Nepal. She has been dealing with uterine prolapse for the last five years, a painful condition which prevents her pelvic muscles from providing adequate support for her uterus. Surja's husband passed away fifteen years ago, and she's had difficulty supporting her 16-year-old son since. The last five years have presented an even greater challenge because of her condition. Her labor-intensive tasks at work include breaking rocks and carrying heavier loads - impossible to carry out in her current condition. Despite these hardships, Surja remains hopeful. She wants to get healthy and continue caring for her son. For $1,165, we can fund Surja's surgery so she can regain the ability to work and support herself and her son!

Antonio is a 48-year-old man from Guatemala with a left arm amputation, the result of an agricultural accident five years ago. Antonio still works in agriculture, but his prosthetic arm wore out a couple of years ago. Antonio’s first prosthetic was donated and he is not able to afford the $940 it costs for a replacement. He is excited about a fitting for a new prosthetic arm at Wuqu’ Kawoq, but he needs our help to pay for it! With a new arm, Antonio will be much more effective at work and at home. His functionality will improve, as will his independence and self-confidence. Let's make it happen for him.

Meet Rupa! She's interested in local and international politics, and wants her son to become a health specialist. She also has kidney stones, which she can't afford to have treated. Rupa, who herds animals and farms for a living, started having pain on her side six years ago. The discomfort makes it difficult for Rupa to walk, let alone care for her livestock. The procedure to remove the kidney stones to prevent urinary tract infections and further damage will cost $765. Let's fund her treatment so she can get back to living a healthy life!