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Plenty International

Guatemala

In 1976, Plenty International established its first international base of operations in the country of Guatemala. From disaster relief and reconstruction to water systems and soy technology, Plenty’s work in Guatemala spans the full scope of its efforts to empower those in need.

Food, Environment & Health

Plenty supports the efforts of economically marginalized communities to provide for their own basic needs, promote local culture, and protect their natural resources.

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Disaster Relief & Recovery

Plenty’s Disaster Relief and Recovery program channels material aid and volunteers to aid communities affected by natural and man-made disasters in the United States, Central America, Haiti, Nepal and elsewhere.

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(Fall/Winter 2013 Bulletin) Essential Seeds and Trees Program, Chimaltenango, Guatemala.

Since January of this year, Plenty has worked with the Mayan women of Tecnologia Para Salud (Technology  for Health) to establish a permanent  nursery, and begin growing and distributing five varieties of plants and tree seedlings with pesticidal properties and for erosion control. More than 100 economically marginalized farming families living in the Department of […]

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(Spring/Summer 2013 Bulletin) Plenty’s Food and Nutrition Projects

In Guatemala City, 300 undernourished children on Wednesdays and 490 on Saturdays have been receiving nutritious soy foods produced by two local women’s organizations. Four hundred adults living near the country’s largest waste dumpsite attended food preparation and nutrition workshops carried out by Grupo de Soya Santa Maria. The International and Trull Foundations and Jewish […]

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(Fall 2012 Bulletin) Guatemala Soy Nutrition Project

In mid-August I returned to Guatemala to work with local partners Grupo de Soya Santa Maria (GSSM) in Karen’s Soy Nutrition Project. With individual donations, contributions from Mother Teresa’s Missionaries and grants from the Trull, International and SG Foundations, Plenty has supported GSSM in their efforts to produce and deliver nutrient rich foods weekly for […]

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(Spring 2012 Bulletin) Guatemala

In 2011, with funding provided by the Atkinson Foundation, Plenty collaborated with the Solola-based Instituto Mesoamericano de Permacultura (IMAP), Escuela Formacion Agricultura (EFA) and Amado Del Valle to help more than 40 farming families from 5 villages to grow black beans, soybeans, corn, and vegetables, while learning methods of mitigating soil erosion. Farming families each […]

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(Spring 2012 Bulletin) Karen’s Soy Nutrition Project

Plenty continues to support the efforts of Grupo de Soya Santa Maria (GSSM) as they provide bakery foods fortified with toasted soy flour and soymilk to more than 300 undernourished children, as well as a few disabled and elderly adults, two days a week. GSSM has not missed a week of distributing foods to the […]

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Areas of Focus

  • Books to Kids
  • Cultural Sovereignty
  • Disaster Relief
  • Disaster Relief & Recovery
  • Educational Opportunities
  • Employment to Reduce Poverty
  • Environmental Protection
  • Healthcare
  • Kids To The Country
  • Nutrition
  • Organic Agriculture
  • Plenty Belize
  • Plenty history
  • School Gardens
  • Soy Foods Production

Countries

  • Belize
  • El Salvador
  • Guatemala
  • Liberia
  • Nepal
  • Nicaragua
  • Phillippines
  • United States

Bulletins

  • Plenty Bulletin Fall-Winter 2017-18

  • Plenty Bulletin Spring/Summer 2017

  • 2016 Fall/Winter Bulletin

  • Fall/Winter Plenty Bulletin 2015

  • Spring/Summer 2015

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