What We Do
40+ Elementary and Middle schools built in remote villages in Guatemala. 10K + children impacted over 20 years.
Our Mission.
r180 International pursues the mission of serving and supporting the underprivileged people in Guatemala, Bolivia and globally by:
Equipping and mandating leadership to raise public awareness for the socioeconomic development of Guatemalan and Bolivian Mayan communities.
Designing, constructing, and sustaining the functional water wells to supply clean water and reliable staples
Developing, building, funding, and operating schools to provide quality education for Guatemalan and Bolivian Mayan nativesIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.
Collaborating with Guatemalan and Bolivian local/district governances to enhance systematic training of teachers and resourceful classroom programs in rural regions
Generating and facilitating family work programs for Guatemalan and Bolivian Mayans through bakery entrepreneurship, food truck business, farming, and relevant industrious work forces.
All this is possible through our partnerships with government and private sector.
What We’ve Achieved
BUILDING.
40 + elementary and middle schools built in Guatemala.
PARTNERSHIPS.
Established Partnership with Intellectus Edu Corp. providing scholarships for r180 students.
EDUCATION.
10K + children impacted in Guatemala.
1,200 + graduates in Bolivia.
TRAVEL.
Established yearly Guatemala outreach trip - construction and program development
r180 SCHOOL.
Fully funded school with first graduate attending University. Second location coming soon.
PROGRAMS.
Food City Truck Program in Bolivia.
Bakery in Guatemala
Finca Sarah in Bolivia - farming training to entrepreneurship
CLEAN WATER.
11 Clean Water tanks installed in Guatemalan villages.
BED & BREAKFAST.
Mil Estrellas - guest house business located within one of the most astonishing national parks of Bolivia.
R180 International - in alliance with The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
These goals are the focus in our work as we partner and bring together respective governments, businesses, media, institutions of higher education, and local NGOs to improve the lives of people in Guatemala and Bolivia.
