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    As I am writing this blog post, my thoughts are going all over the place, I still can not believe that I made this happened. At the same time, I am thinking on everything that went wrong. And I always wonder what should I have done different, or how I could have avoid them.  At the same time, I am thinking about the next delivery day and the next trip to Peru.  During the last past nine months, I worked hard and trust me It was not easy. There were endless of sleepless nights and jam packed weekends full of fundraising...

Machu Picchu means Old Mountain and  is located at 2430 meters above sea level being the centre of the Inca Empire from here The Incas dominated the central region of South America for 400 years. The advanced  engineering techniques used to build the city make Machu Picchu one of the most complex civilizations of their times and  the Incas the most innovator Empires and way advanced  for their generation.  Being visited by 2500 people  a day,  it is the most popular Peruvian destination and a treasure that make us all proud. When to book? - Plan your trip nine to...

2016 Christmas breakfast was a great success! Due to some circumstances, things didn't go the way we wanted but it allowed us to reach more people being able to deliver in three different locations, meeting new friends, exploring new territories and discovering a total different reality that inspires us to keep going and make great things for those in need!

  This is a short video of our last Christmas Breakfast last December 2015. I would like to thank very much to my friend Pat and her team for making this video. Also everybody who made this possible: My family, friends and everybody who purchased a Hope Bracelet and a Pacas Product. Because of you we were able to delivered 600 meals, 40 backpacks with school supplies and a lot of love to children of Oasis de Villa! Please feel free to share it with your friends! Thank you!! Love, Peru  

Let me introduce you the women behind every Pacas' Product. They are from a town called Huancayo in the Andes of Peru. They are part of a cooperative called Kamaq Maki that was created in 1990 as a response to the lack of employment opportunities for rural artisans of the region of Junin in Peru. Currently, this cooperative brings together more than 150 families who produce handmade products made of Alpaca wool. These fabrics are a 100% hand knitted using crochets sticks. In this way, they do not only have an extra income but also keep a tradition alive. The Peruvian culture, creativity and values that these...