To gain an understanding of the modern realities of philanthropy in Guatemala, it is important to first look at the history of the nation. Discover the history and current context of philanthropy in Guatemala.
Read MoreLearn how Local Hope, a nonprofit organization in the Highlands of Guatemala has adapted amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, and how you can support Guatemalan NGOs during this difficult time.
Read MoreCorruption and unethical behavior in the Guatemala nonprofit sector have once again made national and international news with the Noble Order for Human Excellence (NOHE) in Guatemala at its forefront. Learn more.
Read MoreThe rapid spread of COVID-19 has created a global health and economic crisis that is testing every one of us. The whole world is going through uncertain times and as has happened before during a period of crisis it might well hit the poorest the hardest.
Read MoreNonprofits by nature, rarely have financial cushions to rely upon in tough times so are dangerously vulnerable to shocks. It has been very interesting (and saddening in some cases) to see how they have reacted to support their communities.
Read MoreSince starting Pionero in 2018 however, I realized that the problem isn’t necessarily that donors are sloppy when making giving decisions or even that better-resourced nonprofits were thrashing the little guys through slick marketing.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that food security challenges, exacerbated by climate change, are spurring mass human migrations from Guatemala and Central America. Learn how agriculture, infrastructure, and education can save these communities.
Read MoreThe CICIG was created in 2006 when the United Nations and Guatemala set up the Commission as an independent body charged with investigating and prosecuting serious crimes in Guatemala. Learn more.
Read MoreMeet Pionero Philanthropy partner nonprofit Sueños – a small nonprofit in Antigua Guatemala focused on the education and empowerment of children from families of street vendors.
Read MoreToday’s tales of fear and discrimination are not new. Discover the déjà vu of US immigration rhetoric and how this history serves as an important reminder for us today.
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