Poverty in the community has left many children without shoes. We donated 160 pairs of shoes to children in need throughout Tzununa. We visited each home to measure shoe sizes and learn about preferred styles.

With an original painting sale, we donated 20 sink washing stations to families most in need, providing daily support for cleaning dishes and laundry while helping to reduce lake contamination by offering an alternative to washing clothes in the river. This initiative not only improves hygiene and living conditions but also contributes to the health of the local environment.

With the support of our painting sales, we completed a full home renovation project for a Mayan indigenous family. Over a four-month period, we replaced the roof, doubled the size of the cinder block house, and added new windows and doors. This renovation has significantly improved the family's living conditions, providing them with more space, better protection from the elements, and increased natural light and ventilation.

We donated 20 gas stoves to 20 Mayan families, each stove accompanied by a whole chicken to celebrate their new kitchen setups. Traditionally, most families rely on harvesting wood for cooking, which contributes to deforestation. The gas burners offer a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative, helping to preserve local forests.

Building strong connections with local leaders is crucial to support families in need around the Lake. We helped cover the cost of Domingo’s mom’s emergency surgery, so she could get the care she needed without worrying about money.

EYEAMU events bring together art, music, and community to drive social change and raise funds through creative expression.