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Do Something is a call to action for everyone to come together and make a difference in the lives of underprivileged children.

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This is a special program of teaching and selling handcrafts, where our main objective is to develop the skills of the mothers in some of the villages of Livingston, Guatemala, and through this, improve their standard of living, by generating extra income in their local economy. The crafts that we offer are: bags, scarves, pillow covers, tablecloths, table runners, place mats and hats. Some of the materials we use are eco-friendly and that helps us to support the environment.

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We'd love to hear from you! Reach out to Centro Cristiano Cultural de Guatemala (CCCG) for more information about our programs and how you can get involved.

rcg@cccguatemala.com

(559) 593 - 0142

Cristiano Cultural de Guatemala
2255 San Jose Ave
Clovis, CA 93611
USA

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Centro Cristiano Cultural de Guatemala (CCCG) is a charitable Christian organization founded in August 1982 by David Alvarez. It provides spiritual, educational, cultural, and health support to the Guatemalan population. CCCG operates in Guatemala City, Monte Rico, and Rio Dulce, offering educational tutorials and vacation bible camps to 1,700 children, nutritional breakfast meals to 200 children daily, and hosting medical and dental clinics with teams from the USA and Canada. The organization also runs reinsertion programs for children involved in alcohol, drugs, and gangs, and has an expanding church building used for various community activities. Additionally, CCCG is involved in community development projects in 14 villages, including building schools, water projects, and churches.