David Bailey of Palmetto, FL, teaches Mayan students carpentry skills

We are seeking dedicated volunteers who wish to help empower impoverished Mayan families. Committed volunteers are the backbone of our organization; they bring energy, enthusiasm, and vigor in their desire to aid this cause in which they ardently believe. Hundreds of children now receive the tangible benefits of educational opportunities and better health because of the skills, talents, and interests of our volunteers. Will you join us to help these worthy people?

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Needs: Guatemala Construction contractors, carpenters, cabinet makers, electricians, machine maintenance experts, all with a sense of adventure and good humor. Fran Lenski of Vancouver, WA, Director of AAV, volunteers with the Child Sponsorship program		Bob Swartout of Tacoma, WA, teaches and helps construct the Mayan Center’s high school
	Needs: North America Outsource help with Spanish/English translation, graphic design (Publisher program), computer research, Excel reports, writing, editing, newspaper publicity, publicity, Mayan craft sales, knitting, doll making and aides to contact schools for funding. Click here for application

Cindy Reece (center) and her enthusiastic team sell Adopt-a-Village crafts in Michigan	Elizabeth Stack of Sebastpol, CA, volunteered with her fellow Interact students to raise funds for AAV through craft sales.	Lorraine Carlson of Edina, MN, and her group of knitters, has made hundreds of sweaters for Mayan children.