Support Hogar Casa de Pan- Costa Rica
Tax deductible
I am raising money to support Hogar Casa de Pan, which means "House of Daily Bread," and is located in Tibás, Costa Rica.
Casa de Pan is a private entity run by a couple who have adopted over 90 at-risk children, many of whom were victims of abuse. In most cases, the biological parents of these children are unfit or unable to raise their children, so this family adopts them. Casa de Pan is funded entirely by volunteer donations and would benefit greatly from any contribution, which would be put towards maintaining their home and meeting the needs of each member of this family of 90. This includes medical expenses for children who are victims of abuse and have physical disabilities as a result of this abuse. Funds will also go to educational resources for the children which will allow them to hold good, stable jobs when they leave their home.
Thank you in advance for your generosity.
(Funds will be sent to Debra of America, which will then send the funds raised to Casa de Pan in Costa Rica. The major benefactors of Casa de Pan also raise money for patients with Epidermolysis Bullosa and have been receiving money for Casa de Pan through Debra of America.)
Casa de Pan is a private entity run by a couple who have adopted over 90 at-risk children, many of whom were victims of abuse. In most cases, the biological parents of these children are unfit or unable to raise their children, so this family adopts them. Casa de Pan is funded entirely by volunteer donations and would benefit greatly from any contribution, which would be put towards maintaining their home and meeting the needs of each member of this family of 90. This includes medical expenses for children who are victims of abuse and have physical disabilities as a result of this abuse. Funds will also go to educational resources for the children which will allow them to hold good, stable jobs when they leave their home.
Thank you in advance for your generosity.
(Funds will be sent to Debra of America, which will then send the funds raised to Casa de Pan in Costa Rica. The major benefactors of Casa de Pan also raise money for patients with Epidermolysis Bullosa and have been receiving money for Casa de Pan through Debra of America.)
Organizer
Josie Tidmore
Organizer
Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association of America, Inc. (Debra of America, Debra)
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
