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MAKE A DONATION
Donations can be made directly on the Children of Lima bank account :
IBAN: BE03-0689-3092-4484
BICC: GKCCBEBB
or via PayPal or credit card:
Financial support from individuals, associations or companies are of the utmost importance. Our projects entirely depend on donations we receive.
It is important to know that we keep our general costs very low: at least 96% of the money we receive goes directly to the projects!
If you’re in Lima and you have clothes, food, furniture,… to donate, please let us know!
OTHER WAYS TO HELP
Organise a fundraiser
Set up a birthday Facebook-fundraiser, sell homemade cookies, organize a yoga-class,… there are many ways to raise money for our projects!
Volunteer
You are living or spending some time in Lima? We often have half-day or full-day volunteering opportunities. Contact us for more information!
Raise awareness
Use our educational “Children of Lima”- suitcase and toolkit to combine fun, teaching and awareness for classes of 5-10 year olds (Belgium only)
Participate in activities
If you can’t make it to Peru, we’ll bring Peru to you! We regularly organize events (e.g. Fiesta Peruana), all profits go to our projects (Belgium only)
Follow us on social media, like and share our posts
"Thanks to Children of Lima, I have had the opportunity to help several times and this was one of my best experiences while in Peru. I met with amazing people and shared unique moments. The community is very modest, which is why they need help. I was able to help with the clearing of access roads, food delivery, child care, moving furniture and the construction of a day care center. I truly loved it and I wish all those who like to volunteer to do the same."
Delphine
France
"To understand Peru, both present and historical, you have to see the "New Towns", "Human Settlements" growing around Lima. High up on a hillside looking down on the city, people are building their own community. Streets, staircases, children´s nurseries. There is little help from the government here. Water arrives by truck to the top of the road, and is carried further to the topmost houses. Only a few places have electricity, installing their own wiring to route it up the hillside. But every Sunday members of the community meet to work together, and you can volunteer to join them. To do so offers powerful symbolic support for a people whose own government, and the wealthy of Lima, largely choose to ignore."
John
UK, living in Lima