Our Philosophy

We partner with children’s homes and schools in Bolivia to improve health and educational conditions with the ultimate goal that every child and youth whose lives we touch can make a better future for him/herself and become a contributing member to society.

We connect those who want to make a difference in the world by ensuring that one-hundred percent of their donation goes to those in Bolivia who demonstrate initiative and responsibility but need a helping hand to overcome the unfortunate circumstances in which they were born.

Our Track Record

For more than 25 years, our all-volunteer organization has created opportunities for children and young people in Bolivia to make a better life for themselves by providing on-going assistance to specific organizations and programs with the ultimate goal of self-sufficiency.

BCF is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization subject to US Internal Revenue Code 501(c)3 regulations. One-hundred percent of donations go directly to specific programs.

News

  • 12/2012

    At Proyecto Horizonte, the first 30 students graduated from High School: It was a major step for the students who spent 12 years together and the last five of them at our school at Proyecto Horizonte. The people of Mineros San Juan could not stop thanking the donores of Proyecto Horizonte. They are the first of the Generation Proyecto Horizonte and they will help us to continue the very positive trend.

     

    7/2010

    Debby Chadwick, BCF Project Coordinator for Rosa de Anze visited the Hogar in June, this was her seventh visit to Quillacollo.  She met with the new Director, Hma. Maria Santos Concepción Zavala. The Escuela Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe has approximately 150 children attending school this year. The bakery continues to produce nutritious bread at a low cost to families in the neighborhood. Currently there are no children living in the Hogar; Hma. Maria Santos indicated that there continues to be a need for external financial support to make the Hogar fully functioning.  Also, visits were made to the former children who lived in the Hogar; all of them are doing well and growing up fast.

  • 7/2010

    A lot is going on in the Proyecto Horizonte Project in Ushpa-Ushpa. The children just come back from their vacation and you can read their reports on our blog: http://proyecto-horizonte.blogspot.com/ . We are also in the progress to launch our new Microenterprise development program and are testing the idea to sell the products made by the women online.