OUR MISSION
Sowing Opportunities seeks to cultivate self-sustainability, education, and wellness in rural Guatemala – one village at a time.
2022-2024 Plans Underway!
Innovative Solutions to create Sustainability, and help reduce Poverty and Malnutrition in Chajmaic, Guatemala
Phase 1A: Pilot project with individual greenhouses (2022)
Phase 1B: Pilot Project Extension (2023)
- 30 families will participate in phase 1.
READ FULL REPORT & HELP US MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Sowing Opportunities is grateful to Tabernacle Congregational Church, UCC Mission Group’s generous donation of $200 to go towards the greenhouses project in Chajmaic, Guatemala!
Our journey has shown us that you, yes, you! can make a difference. Your belief in our mission is helping the remote village of Chajmaic gain skills and tools to get out of extreme poverty.
Extreme poverty won’t end until we (all of us) choose to end it. We believe that together we can help one village at a time.
Sowing Opportunities 2022 Innovative Solutions Campaign has mapped out a 3-Phase plan to create Sustainability, and help reduce Poverty and Malnutrition in Chajmaic, Guatemala.
Phase I is underway, the total cost of this pilot project is $22,619. We have raised almost half of this, but we need to get to the final $12,619, which is why we need you.
Sowing Opportunities’ primary fundraising focus has been to help develop sustainability through agriculture
Details about the start of the mini greenhouses project are at this page.
FOLLOW THE GREENHOUSES JOURNEY
READ THE COMPLETE DETAILS ABOUT ORIENTATION DAY!
Mini Greenhouses, March-May 2022
On Sunday, March 20, 2022, our expert agricultural engineer, Federico Arriola Cuéllar, came to the remote indigenous village of Chajmaic, Guatemala to set up mini greenhouses in the backyards of 30 families in the village
Sustainability Projects
Water for Life
Project
Sol y Tierra Greenhouses
Sustainable Greenhouse Farming
2021 Annual Report
2021 was a very active year for Sowing Opportunities.
We share our impact and support to the remote village of Chajmaic. Report available in English and Spanish
See our Events page for upcoming events.
WITH YOUR HELP . . .
In 2020 Sowing Opportunities delivered 12½ tons of groceries
to the people in a remote village to sustain them during
the Covid-19 pandemic and hurricanes/flooding.
THANK YOU!
We are very excited to tell you about an opportunity to support our projects as well as indigenous Mayan artisans.
Now you can purchase beautiful handcrafted Mayan artwork at TheGallery@57. All the pieces are skillfully created by indigenous Mayan artisans. Your purchase of these goods directly benefits both the artisans through Guatemalan Fair Trade as well as Sowing Opportunities.
Your support of this work allows the artists to continue to create and also helps Sowing Opportunities to reach our goal of delivering groceries and supplies to the village .
What’s New
Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
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Flood Relief
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Publications
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GIVING
We appreciate your generosity. We are a 100% volunteer organization and all proceeds go directly to support projects.
VOLUNTEERING
Sowing Opportunities, Inc. seeks volunteers in the areas of fundraising, grant writing, online communications, marketing, accounting, and even pottery-making. Apprentices welcome!
We are also currently looking to expand our Board of Directors. If you have passion about social justice and knowledge about Central America, join us!
CORPORATE
Sowing Opportunities, Inc. is interested in having conversations to discuss partnership and the fit between your company’s mission and ours. Does your corporation have a Corporate Social Responsibility mission for hunger relief, for health and well-being, for economic development through agriculture, and/or to secure and sustain agricultural water needs on a global level?
JOIN THE BOARD
If you are interested in learning more or joining our board of directors, contact us!
Featured Videos
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Watch Sowing Opportunities’ 1-minute video and find out how EARTH DAY can benefit a remote indigenous village in Guatemala.
- Thanks to you, the village received food!In 2020 we delivered groceries nine times to the village of 3,000 people, during the pandemic, and following hurricanes that devastated the area with flooding.
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