In Zimbabwe, donors are providing over 200,000 hot meals for children. Donors also purchased a used van, tractor, plow, and generator. You also purchased medicines for local clinics serving the poor, and food for poor families. In Mongolia, Amistad donors provided reading and math classes and daily food for 30 underprivileged nomadic children in the Gobi desert. Amistad also sponsored handcraft classes for 50 women and funded basic English classes for 45 women and youth enabling them to sell handcrafts to tourists and become more employable. Donors are providing classes and meals for 52 children as well as an adult literacy program for 20 adults in Dorngobi, in Northern Mongolia. Donors also purchased a solar generator for the school and helped extremely poor people start family enterprises such as sewing and cooking for tourist camps. In the Sierra Huichol, Pilot Dagoberto Cirilo flew 90 ill or injured persons to medical care. Wings of Love mercy flights also delivered 8,000 lbs. of food to school children, 120 lbs. of medicines, 650 lbs. of clothing, 400 lbs. of equipment, 340 lbs. chicken food, and 260 lbs. of baby chickens. Wings of love Pilot, Dagoberto Cirilo, by land delivered 11,000 lbs. of food to school children, 4,400 lbs. of construction materials and 1,300 lbs. of trees.   More than 24,000 hot meals were served to Huichol Indian students in two lunch programs in Tuxpan and San Miguel. This fall we began an additional daily hot meal program for 45 Huichol children in Tecolote. We are deeply grateful to California dentists Dr. Rob Wells, his father, Dr. Richard Wells and Dr. Stanley Wernick who did volunteer work in the Sierra Huichol in March. Volunteer Elidia Walker and donors provided 300 in basic food packages for poor Tarahumara and Mexican families Guachochi, Chihuahua, Mexico During March, a medical team consisting of twelve of doctors, nurses, an othomologist, three emergency medical techs, a social worker, and a dentist, led by Dr. Holly Smith Cooper, worked in remote Tarahumara Indian villages in Mexico’s Copper Canyon treating 300 patients. Thank you team! Donors provided monthly rice allotments for 11 widowed and elderly Indian women in Devadala and Kasinagar, a remote area in Southern India. We also thank donor Daisy Stanley who bought saris and rice for poor women in Orrissa, India Donors helped to pave the road at Sweet Home Orphanage in Narsapur, India. You bought food for 35 poor Indian and Mexican families in Etchojoa, Sonora. The Sophia and James Cho family and their friends raised a mountain of nearly new shoes for Mexican children, thanks to their two daughters, Karina, 7 and Serena, 5. The girls asked their friends to bring shoes instead of gifts to their birthday parties this year. Little girls will have sweet dreams… because volunteer Evalena Heinrich made and shipped 14 robes and night gowns plus blankets for young impoverished girls in Etchojoa, Sonora Mexico.