Located in the heart of Santa Catarina Minas, Mexico, the El Rosario Community Library is much more than a space for reading. It is a vibrant community hub dedicated to fostering social inclusion, educational growth, and cultural identity.
Through its welcoming environment, the library supports individuals of all ages in developing their knowledge, curiosity, and creativity. By encouraging research, appreciation for the arts, environmental awareness, and community engagement, El Rosario aims to inspire meaningful transformation in the social conditions of its surroundings.
The library envisions a future where the entire community is united, where education is a shared priority, and where discrimination and gender-based violence have no place. El Rosario strives to cultivate a strong sense of cultural identity and empower its users with educational and artistic tools that contribute to sustainable development, grounded in the resources and traditions of the local environment.
Ayzoh! (Ayzoh APS) is an independent nonprofit organization based in Italy, composed of photographers, designers, writers, and researchers who collaborate with marginalized communities across the globe. Since 2008, the collective has co-created books, exhibitions, and editorial projects that celebrate dignity, preserve memory, and give voice to resistance—using the power of photography and publishing as tools for social justice.
While rooted in documentary photography, Ayzoh! has developed the autonomy and expertise to manage every stage of an editorial project—from initial research to final production. This independence ensures creative integrity and avoids compromises. Backed by over 30 years of experience in international publishing, the team works across multiple formats, including print, digital media, video, websites, and mobile applications, delivering clear, unfiltered communication.
For Ayzoh!, storytelling does not end on the printed page; it is designed to inspire dialogue, connection, and real-world change.
VOW is a Faunam initiative in collaboration with Alternare and the local indigenous communities.
It is an opportunity for sensible couples who are concerned about the well-being of the planet and wish to offset part of the ecological footprint associated to their wedding events by adopting a grove of trees amidst the forests of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in the states of Michoacán and Estado de México to be safeguarded by the local indigenous communities.
VOW is a Faunam initiative in collaboration with Alternare and the local indigenous communities.
It is an opportunity for sensible couples who are concerned about the well-being of the planet and wish to offset part of the ecological footprint associated to their wedding events by adopting a grove of trees amidst the forests of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in the states of Michoacán and Estado de México to be safeguarded by the local indigenous communities.
We are part of this non-profit organization serving the disadvantaged children of San Miguel since 1970.
Whose mission is to provide medical, dental, psychological and nutritional care to children and adolescents of economically disadvantaged families in the municipality of San Miguel de Allende.
Mujeres en Cambio (Women in Change) from San Miguel de Allende is a legally established non-profit organization run by volunteers committed to enhancing the lives of women living in the rural communities near San Miguel de Allende, Gto. Mexico.
Scholarships from Mujeres en Cambio enable rural girls to continue their education beyond grade school. The added expense for tuition, books, transportation, etc. Would otherwise make continuing in school prohibitive for these girls’ families.
Completing their education will enhance their independence and help break the chain of poverty for them and their families.
Non profit organization,registered in México. As a community foundation, our focus is centered in this village, coordinating various programs, both of our own foundation, and of other NGO´s.
Half of our Board are members of the community.
We support an association committed to the regeneration of soil, water and Biodiversity in Doña Juana Micro Basin, San Miguel de Allende.
In partnership with different individuals, schools and museums we bring children from rural communities to San Miguel so they can see the churches, buildings and museums. The children not only visit San Miguel but they learn their history.
The San Miguel Community Foundation (SMCF), a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation awards grants twice a year to eligible Mexican non-profits that are the neediest at the time of grant review.
In the past six years, the foundation has donated over $584, 600.00 to the San Miguel de Allende community from its own treasury.
Vivimos aqui! Donamos Aqui!
We rely almost entirely on private donations to deliver balanced meals, nutrition education, and ancillary programs to thousands of hungry children in economically disadvantaged communities.
Help us break the devastating cycle of poverty and hunger in the poorest communities of San Miguel de Allende.
Casita Linda is a Mexican non-profit organization founded in 2001. they build adobe brick homes for families who are among the poorest of the poor in San Miguel de Allende and the surrounding areas in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico.
Their volunteers, contributors and families share a broader purpose: to alter the destiny of poverty. Our mission is to help create a more dignified, safe and empowering environment that will provide a foundation of hope for families living in extreme poverty.
Casa Hogar Santa Julia is a home for children from precarious family circumstances. The children are brought to the home by police, social services personnel, and family members, and are received into the arms of five Madres or Sisters, who immediately begin raising the girls in pure love.
The results are amazing: Children with developmental disabilities are straightened out with sound nutrition. Children with psychological conflicts are righted. The children typically then go on to school, make good grades, and begin planning professional careers.
The Madres receive almost nothing from anyone other than individuals and community organizations in San Miguel. It takes only $3 USD a day to meet the basic needs of a child at Santa Julia. Call today for a tour, an opportunity to meet these amazing children and their miracle-making Madres.
The S.P.A. is an organization existing for the well being of abandoned and homeless dogs and cats in San Miguel de Allende and environs. Our on-premise clinic offers low cost health care for pets owned by people of modest means. We also provide spay/neuter services to help curb animal reproduction.
The people who serve this organization are individuals dedicated to bringing more awareness of the important gifts animals provide humans. The first level of this is taking care of the animals’ needs. This Association enthusiastically seeks permanent loving homes for ALL of our resident animals.
