A few months ago, 35-year-old Sareab from Cambodia fell and broke her arm while she was fixing her roof in preparation for the rainy season. Sareab is a diligent rice farmer who loves hanging out with her four young children in her free time. A traditional healer treated Sareab’s injury initially, but the fracture isn't healing properly. Because it's not fully healed, the fracture prevents Sareab from completing basic tasks and working around the house. For $300, we can fund Sareab’s surgery so she can use her arm without problems!

Amelida is a 47-year-old woman living in Guatemala who is fighting cancer. Amelida saved her own money and received successful surgery at a private hospital, but she needs additional funds to pay for the chemotherapy that should follow. The chemotherapy should be curative, eliminating any additional cancer that might cause a recurrence. Amelida was referred to our medical partner, Wuqu' Kawoq, by a community health project in Guatemala that specializes in managing chemotherapy cases, preventing and managing side effects, and navigating the bureaucracy of hospitals in the area. The project can cover the cost of Amelida's chemotherapy medicine - but they're counting on us to raise $800 for transportation, medication for side effects, and lab work that will be very important over the coming months. Raising these funds will ensure Amelida has a safe and complete recovery from her cancer.