Donated laptops from LexisNexis have added
versatility to the classroom and provided increased
understanding of various computer types.
versatility to the classroom and provided increased
understanding of various computer types.
Marleny Macario delivers
supplies and helps
children try on shoes
donated after the
devastation of
Hurricane Stan
supplies and helps
children try on shoes
donated after the
devastation of
Hurricane Stan
Students learn computer skills and practical
applications for personal use, studies and work.
applications for personal use, studies and work.
Learning to connect the cables: a valuable
component of study.
component of study.
Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc.
Computer Center Swan Tinamit/Centro de Computación Swan Tinamit
This community learning center has been serving the community of Nahualá
for more than a year primarily due to generous donations.
We would like to thank the following supporters:
Private donors and supporters of MTLC's fundraisers also have been a
great asset in meeting our funding needs. No matter how small or great,
your donation matters!
Thank You...Gracias...Maltiox
to all who contributed to our
5th Annual Spring Event
Fundraiser for Education
Friday, April 16, 2010
El Mesón Restaurant
West Carrollton, OH
Your generosity and support of our Spring Fundraiser 2010 earned
more than $2,300.00 to expand education projects in rural
Guatemala and in our stateside communities.
Hurricane Relief
In the aftermath of Hurricane Stan, which hit Guatemala on October 4, 2005,
staff of the Computer Center contacted us asking for help for the dozens of
families seeking refuge in Nahualá after hiking up mudslide slopes to the
higher mountain area from their shattered coastal communities. In keeping
with its basic mission of community development, Maya Tech Learning
Centers, Inc. provided supplies, housing and medicines for those affected
by the storm. Camilo and Karen Macario travelled to Nahualá shortly after
the rains subsided, taking boxes of children's clothing, shoes and other
supplies donated by families in the Dayton, Ohio area. Cash donations, which
arrived from individuals throughout the United States, enabled the purchase of
corrugated metal to be used in rebuilding housing for the displaced. We
would especially like to thank Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, which
donated over-the-counter medicines and medical supplies for these efforts.
This community learning center has been serving the community of Nahualá
for more than a year primarily due to generous donations.
We would like to thank the following supporters:
- Central Ohio Friends of Latin American Children (COFLAC)
- Friends Through Guatemalan Adoption - Dayton Chapter (FTGA)
- St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church, Milford, Ohio
- St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Centerville, Ohio
- The Hans & Elizabeth Wolf Foundation
- Southern Ohio Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Organization (SORVO)
- LexisNexis Corporation
- Victory Wholesale Group
Private donors and supporters of MTLC's fundraisers also have been a
great asset in meeting our funding needs. No matter how small or great,
your donation matters!
Thank You...Gracias...Maltiox
to all who contributed to our
5th Annual Spring Event
Fundraiser for Education
Friday, April 16, 2010
El Mesón Restaurant
West Carrollton, OH
Your generosity and support of our Spring Fundraiser 2010 earned
more than $2,300.00 to expand education projects in rural
Guatemala and in our stateside communities.
Hurricane Relief
In the aftermath of Hurricane Stan, which hit Guatemala on October 4, 2005,
staff of the Computer Center contacted us asking for help for the dozens of
families seeking refuge in Nahualá after hiking up mudslide slopes to the
higher mountain area from their shattered coastal communities. In keeping
with its basic mission of community development, Maya Tech Learning
Centers, Inc. provided supplies, housing and medicines for those affected
by the storm. Camilo and Karen Macario travelled to Nahualá shortly after
the rains subsided, taking boxes of children's clothing, shoes and other
supplies donated by families in the Dayton, Ohio area. Cash donations, which
arrived from individuals throughout the United States, enabled the purchase of
corrugated metal to be used in rebuilding housing for the displaced. We
would especially like to thank Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, which
donated over-the-counter medicines and medical supplies for these efforts.
Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that accepts
in-kind and financial donations from private, corporate and foundation entities to further
advance technology accessibility, educational opportunities and community development
projects in rural, under served areas of Guatemala.
in-kind and financial donations from private, corporate and foundation entities to further
advance technology accessibility, educational opportunities and community development
projects in rural, under served areas of Guatemala.
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A special thanks to our
raffle prize donors:
Mayan Hands Cooperative
Café Campesino
Bellbrook Massage Therapy
Mary Kay Cosmetics, Julie Lehman
Maya Works Cooperative
The Meadowlark Restaurant
Ria Wellness Massage Therapy
GreenCleanChic.com, Jen Knoth
Paintings by Wesley Ledyard
K Harmon Designs
La Llama Place, Yellow Springs
Current Cuisine, Yellow Springs
raffle prize donors:
Mayan Hands Cooperative
Café Campesino
Bellbrook Massage Therapy
Mary Kay Cosmetics, Julie Lehman
Maya Works Cooperative
The Meadowlark Restaurant
Ria Wellness Massage Therapy
GreenCleanChic.com, Jen Knoth
Paintings by Wesley Ledyard
K Harmon Designs
La Llama Place, Yellow Springs
Current Cuisine, Yellow Springs
At Peace Massage & Wellness
US Bank
Bravo Sales
Moto Photo, Washington Square
Paintbrush Pottery, Springboro
Usbourne Books, Sherri Shropshire
The Dairy Shed, Bellbrook
Lloyd Greene, photography
Dorothy Lane Market
Private donors
Please visit these businesses online
and in the Dayton area.