·	Fall/Winter 2012 Newsletter
·	Eco-Ladrillos: Using Inorganic Trash for Construction
·	Youthlinc Visits Ak’ Tenamit
·	Village Health Enhanced through Emergency Medical Response Trainings
·	Practice Makes Possibilities

Our 400 students are from 100 remote villages. They can transform their communities if you will invest $1 per day ($360 per year) in their future.

Ak’ Tenamit provides training for community-based tourism programs. Learn more about locally-run hotels, restaurants, and tour packages.

Ak Tenamit treats over 10,000 patients per year in our 24-hour clinic. We send health teams to 21 remote villages by boat to care for 6000 people. All for a cost of $20 per patient each year.

Guatemala is suffering the worst drought in 30 years. Our parents are unable to donate corn to Ak Tenamit to help pay for their child’s edcuation. Fewer donations leave us short of funds for food, fuel and other supplies.

Ak' Tenamit is an indigenous community development organization that promotes long-term solutions to poverty through education, health, income generation and cultural programs.

The Guatemalan Tomorrow Fund is a US-based non-profit (501 C-3) that raises funds, manages our student sponsor program and provides logistical support for Ak' Tenamit.

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Over the past five years, 84% of GTF revenues have gone directly to project Ak' Tenamit in Guatemala.