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The 141 Project builds homes and shares the gospel in developing countries, while changing lives.

06/02/2026

🏠✨ A ROOM OF THEIR OWN

Neri and Angelina are raising three young children in El Arado. Today, the entire family shares a single cinder-block room, while their kitchen is made of tin sheets with a dirt floor.

This May 25–29, 2026, thanks to your support, their children will receive a bedroom of their own, a safe place to sleep, grow, and dream. 💙

04/28/2026

🏠✨ A DREAM HOME FOR CARLOS & SONIA

Carlos and Sonia live with their two children in San Miguel, renting a small two-room home. Though Carlos was given land by his parents, building a home wasn’t possible until now.

Thanks to your support, this family received their very own home this March 16–19, 2026. A dream fulfilled, and a future filled with stability and hope. 💙

03/17/2026

WARMTH & SHELTER

Meet Edgar and Mayra in Sumpango Center. Diego (5) and Nataly (3) shiver in a small tin-and-drywall bedroom. Plastic covers the walls. Cold wind enters everywhere.
Edgar grows corn and works as a day laborer. Mayra cares for the children. Their dream? A home that protects their babies.

"We want a nice home for our children. It's so cold," Mayra said.

April 2025, that dream comes true. Thanks to you, Edgar and Mayra receive their first proper cinder-block home. Warmth. Safety. A place where little ones can thrive.

When children have shelter, they can be children again. 🏠💙

03/12/2026

THEIR FIRST HOME, THEIR OWN DREAM

Meet Alan and Juana in El Rejón. A young couple with Jacob (2) and baby Sebastian (11 months). They lived in a tiny cinder-block room with Alan's parents. No space. No privacy.

Alan works as a day laborer. Juana cares for the boys. They had only a dream.

"We wanted a better house for our children and to start our own home," Alan said.

In July 2025, their dream became real. Thanks to you, Alan and Juana built their very first cinder-block home. A space that is theirs. A foundation for their future.

When young love has its own roof, futures are built. 🏠💙

03/10/2026

A HOME WHERE FAMILY COMES TOGETHER

Meet Fermin and Selena in El Rejón, Sumpango. Fermin works as a mason helper in Guatemala City, returning only on weekends. Selena cares for Dilan (9) and baby Sury (1.5).

Their home? A bedroom with cinder block and tin. A tiny kitchen. Rain leaks through the walls every season.

"Our children are growing up. We want a nice home for them," Selena said.

In July 2025, their prayers were answered. Thanks to you, Fermin and Selena built their very first proper cinder-block home. Dry walls. A space for family to thrive.

When families have shelter, they have each other. 🏠💙

03/05/2026

A SINGLE MOTHER'S DREAM

Meet Inocenta in El Rejón, Sumpango. A single mother working as a day laborer. Her daughter Evelyn (16) studies to be a counter, works during breaks, and has a scholarship.

They lived with Inocenta's brother in his room. Grateful. But needing their own space.

Inocenta's parents gave her land. A seed of hope.

In July 2025, that hope became reality. Thanks to you, Inocenta and Evelyn received their very first cinder-block home. A place where a mother's sacrifice becomes a daughter's foundation.

When mothers are supported, daughters dream bigger. 🏠💙

03/03/2026

THEIR OWN ROOF, THEIR OWN FUTURE

Meet Eber and Marciana in El Chipotón, Sumpango. For years, they lived with Marciana's parents in two borrowed rooms. Eber worked as an ironer. Marciana cooked in her mother's kitchen.

They dreamed of their own home. They saved, bought land, got water and electricity. But building seemed impossible.

In July 2025, that dream became real. Thanks to you, Eber and Marciana built their very first cinder-block home. A place where Marciana has her own kitchen. Where her daughters truly belong.

When families own their roof, they own their future. 🏠💙

02/26/2026

SHELTER FOR A GROWING FAMILY

Meet Franklin and Vilma in Rancho Alegre. A young couple with Franklin (2.5) and newborn Yoselyn (3 months). Franklin works as a cardboard helper. Vilma stays home with the babies.

Their home? A tiny tin room. Every time it rains, water seeps through the walls. No space. No safety.

"I want a big home for my family," Vilma said.

In July 2025, her prayer was answered. Thanks to you, Franklin and Vilma built their very first cinder-block home. Dry walls. A safe space. Room for their children to grow.

When young families have shelter, love multiplies. 🏠💙

02/24/2026

EDUCATION FIRST, HOME FINALLY

Meet Mynor and Clemencia in Rancho Alegre. They made a choice: prioritize their daughter's education. Debora (18) graduated as a teacher in 2024. Mynor earns $10/day.

They lived in one small room, parents and son together. Debora in a tiny tin space. Sacrifice. Love. Hope.

"We invested in our daughter's future," Clemencia said. "Now we want a nice bedroom for our children."

In June 2025, that dream became real. Thanks to you, they built their very first proper home. A bedroom for Debora and Cristian.

When parents choose education, their children change the world. 🏠💙

02/19/2026

ONE ROOM FOR SIX CHILDREN

Meet Ismael and Ruth in Sumpango Center. A large blended family with six children working or studying. They lived in four cramped rooms—wood, half-adobe, dirt floors. No privacy. No comfort.

Working hard. Never enough.

"We don't have money to build a cinder-block home," Ruth said.

In June 2025, their prayers were answered. Thanks to you, their younger children received a proper cinder-block bedroom. Safe walls. Dignity. Room to breathe.

When large families have shelter, everyone thrives. 🏠💙

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