Heart Walk Foundation hired obstetrician Karina Bello Pacco, and nurse Briggite Ivone Benavente Arape to serve Q’ero villagers in their remote Andean region for 2018. These two brave and dedicated women endure deprivations, hardships and risks to their safety so they can provide basic medical care to Q’ero villagers.
Help keep the Peruvian doctor and nurse in Q’eros through the coming year by making a donation on Giving Tuesday, November 27. Your gift will be DOUBLED by an Angel Donor. Donate online on November 27 or write “Tuesday” on your check.
In the dark days of winter as the year came to a close, our amazing donors delivered bright lights and hope through the power of their gifts to help the [...]
The geography that has protected the Q’ero people’s culture and way of life also imposes many hardships. Severe climate, limited food resources, lack of infrastructure, and lack of basic services [...]
Young Brandon S. of St. George, Utah, has inspired many people in his young years. He raised fund to provide solar lanterns to ten Q’ero homes in 2013. Now he [...]
50 volunteers raise funds to cover 72 alpacas Many thanks to over 50 volunteers, donors, and shoppers for a successful yard sale in St. George, Utah, on October 17. [...]
Pride of accomplishment During the most recent trek to Q'ero villages, Heart Walk Foundation's Penelope Eicher and Stacy Christensen were especially impressed with the proud accomplishment of and 6 [...]