We are a Canadian charity with a mission to make good education available to bright Nicaraguan children living in poverty.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

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HOW DO WE USE YOUR DONATIONS?

HERE’S WHAT OUR SPONSORS HAVE TO SAY…

Chris Murphy
Having finally seen the work you have both dedicated your lives to first-hand - I can say without reservation that it’s clear that it’s working and that you are making a positive difference in the lives of many people. Apart from all the love that is evident in what you do, I was impressed by the intelligence and disciplined focus of your mission.
Michael Butler and Sadie Sassine

Since our initial contribution in 2016, we have been following the progress of a young child at school.  The child has been doing excellent work each year being either first or second in the class. We are confident that this child will grow up to be a successful and loving person who will give back so much more to the family and community. 

Eleanor Moore

Life can be tough and good opportunities scarce for so many. Is there anything an average person can do to make a difference? Well, my answer has been to sponsor the education of Erick. Erick has faced many challenges through his adolescence and Edward and Barbara have helped him navigate his way through them. He has now been accepted into the University of Central America! He has been given an exceptional education, support, and affirmation that he has choices. P2P is a wholesome, dynamic project that has made a difference, and I have had the privilege of being part of it.

Wendell Sanford
I have been a proud supporter of P2P since 2015. When I heard that Ed and his very talented wife Barbara had chosen “the road less traveled” in mid-career and gone off to do volunteer work in Central America I was hugely impressed. Following their work and the progress of Kimberley, a student I sponsor, for the last five years has been a wonderful and rewarding experience for me. The children are well carried for. Barb and Ed follow their progress as closely as if the children were their own. The results are remarkable.
Catherine Dunsworth Chapman
Six years ago, my husband Ken, my brother and sister, and their spouses joined forces with me in supporting Kevin, a 7-year-old Grade 2 student. I have been an educator throughout my career, so I understand how difficult it is for children to advance when they have multiple challenges. My belief is that the opportunity to participate in this program will not only help Kevin but will be a continued benefit to his children and his grandchildren, changing their lives forever.

IN THE NEWS

Face to Face With Poverty

Halifax Magazine

Dec. 1, 2020

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How a Halifax Couple Found Fulfilment in Nicaragua

Halifax Chronicle Herald

Oct. 29, 2019

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