She sells arepas to return to school

This girl carries a reality too heavy for her age. While other children prepare to attend classes, she goes out to sell arepas with butter to help her family get by.

Her father's death left a profound absence in her life and home. Sadly, she shares that she hasn't been able to go to school because they don't have school supplies. Something as basic as notebooks, pencils, and study materials has become a barrier preventing her from exercising her right to learn.

Despite the difficulties, she holds onto her desire to study. She doesn't ask for luxuries: she needs an opportunity to return to the classroom, continue her education, and build a different future.

This campaign seeks to raise funds to cover her school supplies and essential expenses that make her return to school possible. Every contribution can help her have the materials needed to learn, grow, and recover a part of her childhood.

Donating means telling her that her dreams matter; that poverty and pain should not decide whether a girl can study. Together we can help her exchange street vending for an open notebook and a place in the classroom.