Excitement is Building for Cuy Project
First domesticated by indigenous farmers in the Andes more than 7000 years ago, Cuyes are small animals bred for their meat.
First domesticated by indigenous farmers in the Andes more than 7000 years ago, Cuyes are small animals bred for their meat.
Find out what happened in our annual community meetings to discuss the various projects which we fund
Strikes are closing down all transportation and commerce in the Sacred Valley; there is no fresh food available in stores, and it is impossible to find propane for cooking.
With your help, Heart Walk Foundation has brought relief and support to Q’ero communities for 18 years. We have always relied on the community members, partnering with them...
With your help, Heart Walk Foundation has brought relief and support to Q’ero communities for 18 years. We have always relied on the community members, partnering with them...
Heart Walk Foundation is undertaking a number of significant new projects this year, thanks to our growing base of supporters like you!
As we embark on the new year, we’re elated to share a little bit of the joy you brought to the Q’ero communities this Navideño (Christmas) season.
As you may remember, two years ago we raised funds to construct the fifth and final classroom for the high school serving the remote Hapu region, along with dormitories for the teachers.
Nury knelt in the snow and brushed frost from the potato crops she’d planted last August during the traditional Andean planting season.
With your help, we delivered supplies for a traditional Chocolatada Navideña celebration to the villages of the Hapu and Quico over the holidays