Eighteen-year-old Isabel Ramirez studies in northwestern Guatemala. She is an excellent student who loves to learn. At school she serves as a student council representative and a leader and mentor to other young girls. Isabel works in the cardamom and coffee farms as a laborer during breaks in the academic year to help her family make ends meet. Indigenous girls like Isabel receive opportunities to reach their full potential at Adopt-a-Village in Guatemala’s Maya Jaguar Educational Center thanks to student scholarships generously funded by clubs and organizations across the country. Emily Francona, a retired United State Air Force officer and charter president of the Rotary E-Club of the Sta