Adopt-a-Village International

05/21/2025

A New Experience at CONAPAC Adopt-A-School - https://mailchi.mp/conapac/may-2025-adopt-a-school-experience

02/17/2024

Our organization is now 21 years old! Here's what we've been up to in the past decade.

https://youtu.be/GgeIWxp2WFE?feature=shared

We'd love your support! Please visit www.adoptavillageinternational.org to make a secure, tax-deductible donation. Thanks!

02/03/2024

Hi!

My name is Hannah and I've been working with Adopt-a-Village since at least 2008. My dad helped found it back in the day, so it's really been apart of my whole life. I have been the Webmaster for about 6 years now and I’ve been on the board for 4 years. When I was 15, I raised about $8,000 for a water tower to be installed in Peru. In 2013, my family and I were able to go on a trip to do a well dedication and see the well for which I had raised money. It was a very rewarding experience to see how many lives I was able to help.

I live in Utah and I am a medical laboratory scientist, meaning I'm the one who runs all the samples that you leave at the doctor's office. I have two cats, Rockeigh and Rhett. I love to travel and play games with friends.

I want to thank everyone for their continued support for AaVI. 🙂

01/18/2024

Hey all!! In the coming weeks, we will be posting bios of all of the board members so you can get to know us 🙂 stay tuned!

12/02/2023

Give the gift of HOPE this holiday season 💚🥰

11/27/2023

All donations will be 100% matched! 💚

11/02/2023

Please visit www.adoptavillageinternational.org if you are able to donate 💚

07/18/2023

04/15/2023

YOU can benefit from an incredibly generous donation AaVI received late last year!

AaVI is selling a 1.07 acre lot in southern Colorado and you may purchase it! Live, build a second home, or camp on your new property and wake up every morning greeted by the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Fish for trout, hike, and enjoy the incredible amenities of living in the mountains of colorful Colorado.

Click on the link below for more information.

FUN FACT: The Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range (Spanish for 'Blood of Christ') may have gotten its name from the occasional reddish hues observed during sunrise, sunset, and when alpenglow occurs, especially when snow covers the mountains!

https://matrix.recolorado.com/matrix/shared/L7b0JVCs7vc/Lot3ConejosTrl

11/30/2022

Join us for our annual Hope for the Holidays! 💜

11/24/2022

Join us for

08/17/2022

Check out what we have been up to recently! 😊💚