by Frances Dixon Isabel was eight years old and crying hard. Another year had passed by and still her father would not allow her to...

A first-hand look at how a nonprofit is helping to educate underserved Maya children in Guatemala By Mary Korbulic Last February, just...

Mary Jane Henley is an educator and lawyer who dedicated her career to working with children and adults with intellectual disabilities...

On a rainy February afternoon during my recent stay at Adopt-a-Village in Guatemala’s Maya Jaguar school, AAV’s founder and executive...

Family has always been at the center of Shirley Ubinger’s life. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Shirley and her late...

Eighteen-year-old Isabel Ramirez studies in northwestern Guatemala. She is an excellent student who loves to learn. At school she serves...

While browsing in a jade shop in Antigua in 2003, Fran Lenski, picked up a flyer with a photograph of an impoverished Mayan girl on the...

Residents of Newport Beach, California, Alison and Charlie Nightingale and their family have supported Adopt-a-Village in Guatemala for...

It’s 2018. Now stop for a moment and try to imagine your daily routine without Internet access.The Web and the information that is...

I learned about Adopt-a-Village in Guatemala through a friend and was pleased to find that one of the organization’s top priorities...