What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

I’m looking for help with my wife who has early dementia. She is not at a point where she needs full nursing care; more like someone that can be a helper to her and also do light house-cleaning, cooking, etc. To start, it would be a half day, 3 to 4 days a week until she gets comfortable with the helper. Once my wife gets comfortable the hours would increase. Some English would be a big plus.

Taigan

Address: César Astudillo, El Batán, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador  

Does anyone have information on how to bring a car to Ecuador from United States? Please provide information on the process.

Thank you and god bless.

Cristian

Address: Hassett Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Has anyone else experienced significant delays in receiving their IVA refunds? I filed in early July and have not yet seen a deposit into my account.

Robert, 099 872 4545

Address: Alonso Vicuña Carpio, El Batán, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

I’m looking for help with my wife who has early dementia. She is not at a point where she needs full nursing care; more like someone that can be a helper to her and also do light house-cleaning, cooking, etc. To start, it would be a half day, 3 to 4 days a week until she gets comfortable with the helper. Once my wife gets comfortable the hours would increase. Some English would be a big plus.

Taigan

Address: San Joaquín, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo, Cenaculo, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611.

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador

I have numerous years taking care of the elderly, children and pets and have lived here in Cuenca for over 8 years. I cook, clean, do all your errands and shopping as well as childcare and pet care. I also have years of experience taking care of people who are not able to take care of themselves due to various illnesses or surgery.

If you, or someone whom you know could use any of the above-mentioned services which I provide, please contact me today.

I‘m available 24/7 and have numerous references.

Respectfully yours,

Rebecca Sangine

Rebecca, rebeccasangine@gmail.com

Address: Cuenca, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher , Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 and Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

Hiring Chinese translation assistant starting next Monday.​​

Duo, Liuxduo@gmail.com

Address: Ben- Hur , Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

If you are learning Spanish and are at a point where you would like to try a private tutor, I can recommend Chris Knseco. I’ve been working with Chris for almost a year and it has significantly increased my ability to speak basic Spanish. Chris has a unique technique that helps you speak conversational Spanish quickly and efficiently. Of course, there are no shortcuts and your results may vary depending on your situation but Chris is an excellent tutor. I also want to mention that his English is very good so he explains the rules clearly. His hourly rates are very affordable and Chris is punctual.

Kenneth

Address: Ecuador 

If you’re not familiar with Hogar Miguel León, it has been in existence for 150 years and currently houses 19 girls between the ages of 3 and 17 as well as 35 elders. The seven nuns work tirelessly to provide for the people who live there providing them with shelter, clothing, food, education, health care and stability.

The building is an ancient patrimonial house that is constructed mostly of wood. The city, rightly so, has mandated that the building is in need of a fire prevention system throughout. Considering how old the building is, a fire would be an unspeakable tragedy. The estimated costs for these repairs is $300,000. It involves an enormous amount of retrofitting and re-wiring. Currently, the sisters are doing repairs in increments as they have funds available.

This is a dire need and something that needs to be addressed immediately. If you can help, please contact me at the email below and I will provide you with the banking information for contributions. Any amount is greatly appreciated.

Barbara, bvaecuador@gmail.com

Address: Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

Last July, while traveling back to Cuenca, I met Silvia and her young son Douglas. They had just been deported from the US after living there for 4 years. The deportation was sudden, with no notice, and they were forced to leave behind their work, school, and belongings.

I’m sharing their GoFundMe for those who may feel moved to support them as they rebuild their lives here in Ecuador. I don’t know all the details of their current needs, but I do know they are kind, decent people navigating a very abrupt transition.

If you’re able and willing to help, I had trouble posting the link so please go to Go Fund Me and search for “Help us to settle in Ecuador after we have been deported”.

Thank you for reading and for any support you may choose to offer.

Janet

Address: Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Ecuador 

For anyone who wants to do karaoke, the place to sing is Common Grounds on Fridays.

George, gfedyna@yahoo.com

Address: Premiro De Mayo, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Ecuador 

Hello, my name is Nicole.

I am a responsible, calm and detail-oriented person. I have knowledge of several languages, including English, French, Portuguese and basic German, which allows me to communicate with people from different countries in a clear and respectful way.

I am currently looking for job opportunities related to translation, bilingual assistance and accompaniment to foreigners, especially in procedures such as banking procedures, customer service, appointments or administrative processes.

In addition, I have training in Law, which allows me to understand and handle legal documentation, rules and procedures with seriousness and confidentiality. I also have skills in the use of computers, smartphones and digital platforms, as well as experience interacting with banking entities and financial services.

I am characterized by being a reliable, patient and organized person, focused on offering quality service and generating peace of mind for those who need support in a country that is not their own.

I am open to collaborating with people, companies or visitors who require accompaniment, translation or personalized assistance.

Nicole, 099 869 3985

Address: Don Bosco, Cuenca, Azuay,
Ecuador

At our orphanage, we take care of 35 elderly residents and 20 young girls, we feed them every single day, along with our dedicated volunteers and staff. Today, we humbly ask for your continued support through donations. Here’s what we urgently need:

Food:

We cook for over 50 people daily. Any type of food is a blessing. Not expired.

Clothing:

We accept all sizes and styles—t-shirts, jackets, pants, shoes—nothing goes to waste. Every piece finds a purpose.

Household items and appliances:

Kitchen tools, small or large appliances—we put everything to good use.

Furniture: 

Beds, mattresses, sofas, desks, dining tables, anything you no longer need can help us create a warm, functional space. We have several rooms where an extra bed or mattress would mean a good night’s rest. Desks help our girls with their studies. Dining sets give our elderly and girls a place to share meals in dignity.

Computers and school supplies:

Computers are essential tools for the girls’ education. Any working equipment or school materials are appreciated.

Cleaning supplies:

Keeping our home clean is a daily effort, we welcome all types of cleaning products.

Cash donations:

Every dollar helps us cover food, shelter, and other essential needs. You can make cash donations or any kind of financial support.

Our girls sell humitas and tamales at the orphanage to raise money for their school expenses. Come support them!

If you would like to help, please contact Mike. He can organize a pickup of your donation—or you’re welcome to drop it off directly at the orphanage. Your generosity brings hope, comfort, and dignity to every soul in our care.

Thank you for standing with us

Mike, mikeandes1289@protonmail.com

Address: Centro Historico, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference. 

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

At our orphanage, we take care of 35 elderly residents and 18 young girls—and we feed them every single day, along with our dedicated volunteers and staff. Today, we humbly ask for your continued support through donations. Here’s what we urgently need:

Food:

We cook for over 50 people daily. Any type of food is a blessing. Not expired.

Clothing:

We accept all sizes and styles—t-shirts, jackets, pants, shoes—nothing goes to waste. Every piece finds a purpose.

Household items and appliances:

Kitchen tools, small or large appliances—we put everything to good use.

Furniture:

Beds, mattresses, sofas, desks, dining tables—anything you no longer need can help us create a warm, functional space. We have several rooms where an extra bed or mattress would mean a good night’s rest. Desks help our girls with their studies. Dining sets give our elderly and girls a place to share meals in dignity.

Computers and school supplies:

Computers are essential tools for the girls’ education. Any working equipment or school materials are appreciated.

Cleaning supplies:

Keeping our home clean is a daily effort—we welcome all types of cleaning products.

Cash donations:

Every dollar helps us cover food, shelter, and other essential needs. Want to help on weekends? Our girls sell humitas and tamales at the orphanage to raise money for their school expenses. Come support them!

If you would like to help, please contact Mike. He can organize a pickup of your donation—or you’re welcome to drop it off directly at the orphanage. Your generosity brings hope, comfort, and dignity to every soul in our care.

Thank you for standing with us

Mike, mikeandes1289@protonmail.com

Address: Centro Historico, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden: Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo 9-78 y Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your generous toy donations.

Each year, this initiative fills us with deep emotion and renewed hope.

This year, we had the privilege of visiting four different communities in Saraguro, where many children had never received a toy at Christmas before. For these children, this was their first experience of receiving a Christmas gift, and the joy they expressed was truly moving.

The smiles captured in these photos and videos are a direct result of your generosity. Thanks to your support, we were able to create meaningful moments of happiness and lasting memories for each child.

We would also like to congratulate the winners of our special prizes, and sincerely thank them for being part of this meaningful initiative:

• First Prize: Dental Whitening – $200

Winner: Karen Hicks

• Second Prize: $150 toward any dental treatment

Winner: Amelia Sanchez

• Third Prize: Dental Check-up and Cleaning – $110

Winner: Linda Sorrento

Thank you once again for your kindness.

Grace, 099 616 9760/ info@drgraceordonez.com

Address: Avenida Paucarbamba y Miguel Cordero Davila, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

What happens to your donations of clothing and household items at Hogar de Esperanza? First and foremost, your donations are provided directly to individuals and families in our community who are most in need. We carefully ensure that each item reaches someone for whom it will make a meaningful difference.

Any additional items that remain after these direct donations are sold in our Esperanza Thrift Shop. All proceeds from sales at the thrift shop go directly back into supporting Hogar de Esperanza’s vital programs and services, continuing our mission to assist those facing poverty, illness, and other challenging situations.

Are you moving soon—whether across town, to another city, or perhaps returning to your home country? Do you have items left over after your moving sale or belongings you simply can’t take with you? Let us help you turn these extra items into powerful support for those in need.

We gladly accept all types of donations. You can drop off your items at the Expat Services Center, located at 9-78 Juan Montalvo, between Bolivar and Gran Colombia, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

We also offer convenient pick-up services for your donations. To schedule a pick-up or inquire further, please contact us—we’re here to make it easy for you to make a difference.

Garry Vatcher, Fernando Orden

Services@hogaresperanza.org, 099 094 7611

Address: Juan Montalvo y Gran Colombia 9-78,

Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador

This year is incredibly special; it marks 30 years of collecting holiday toys for children in need. What began as a small gesture has grown into a tradition filled with love, gratitude, and community support.

To celebrate this milestone, we’re hosting a Holiday Toy Drive and Raffle to thank everyone who continues to make this mission possible.

How to Participate:

Bring a new, unwrapped toy to our office or if you can’t bring one, a $20 contribution allows us to purchase a toy for you. Every donor receives one raffle entry.

Raffle Prizes:

• Grand Prize: Whitening treatment ($200 value)

• Second Prize: $150 toward any dental treatment

• Third Prize: Free dental exam + deep cleaning ($110 value)

Deadline: December 21, 2025

Winners Announced: December 23, 2025

Grace, 099 616 9760/ info@drgraceordonez.com

Address: Avenida Paucarbamba y Miguel Cordero Davila, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

Home nursing services, caring for you as if you were part of our family.

Our services include medication administration, vital signs monitoring, accompaniment to medical appointments, post-surgical care, and more.

Lucia
099 516 8267

Address: Rafael Carpio Abad sequins,
Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador 

Hello, my name is Ana, I am a designer, mother of two children! I am writing here asking for help.

If anyone has an unused laptop that they can donate to me so I can start working from home, I do design and architecture work. I am unemployed.

Ana,
097 901 1863

Address: Fray Bartolome De Las Casas, Yanuncay, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador

This year is incredibly special; it marks 30 years of collecting holiday toys for children in need. What began as a small gesture has grown into a tradition filled with love, gratitude, and community support.

To celebrate this milestone, we’re hosting a Holiday Toy Drive and Raffle to thank everyone who continues to make this mission possible.

How to Participate:

Bring a new, unwrapped toy to our office or if you can’t bring one, a $20 contribution allows us to purchase a toy for you. Every donor receives one raffle entry.

Raffle Prizes:

• Grand Prize: Whitening treatment ($200 value)

• Second Prize: $150 toward any dental treatment

• Third Prize: Free dental exam + deep cleaning ($110 value)

Deadline: December 21, 2025

Winners Announced: December 23, 2025

Your kindness helps bring joy to children who might otherwise go without a gift. Thank you for being part of this 30-year tradition of giving and for helping us brighten the holidays, one toy at a time.

Grace, 099 616 9760/ info@drgraceordonez.com

Address: Avenida Paucarbamba y Miguel Cordero Davila, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador