We Are Now Catering to 1,600 Users! We want to update you on a very exciting development in our Saber sin Límites Community Library. We now provide services to a total of 1,600 library members! Thanks to your support and the tireless efforts of our dedicated...
Every child deserves the opportunity to read and to learn. We just invigorated our fundraising campaign with the aim to reach $20,000 to support our growing library with 3 librarians and 1,500 library members! Today your gift will go even further! GlobalGiving will...
Thanks to the contributions of generous supporters like you, we have significantly expanded the impact of our community library since its opening in 2010. Today, we need your support more than ever to meet the needs of our now 1,500 library users and to continue to...
Meet our Managing Director, Verónica Yat Tiu, when she visits Santa Cruz on Monday, May 12th, 7:00pm-8:30pm at the Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060 In celebration of ten years of Limitless Horizon Ixil's progress in Chajul,...
Santa Cruz, CA, Wednesday, April 23, 2014: On Monday, May 12th (7–8:30PM) at the Resource Center for Nonviolence, Limitless Horizons Ixil’s (LHI) Managing Director, Verónica Yat Tiu, is making her first visit to the US from Chajul, Guatemala, in celebration of 10...
Expanding Workshops for LHI Youth! A key part of our work at Limitless Horizons Ixil is to support our scholars' well-being and personal development, in addition to their academic success. Workshops are one of the important ways that we cultivate leadership...
Today, I Am a Proud Director by Katie Morrow, Executive Director & Co-Founder January 31, 2014: On this cold, gray day in Chajul, I am a proud director and it feels like anything is possible. We surpassed our 2013 fundraising goals and we just hired two of...
This holiday season, we're reflecting with deep gratitude on the success of our programs and the impact you've helped us to make on the lives of the youth and children we serve, as well as their families. Here are just a few of the successes we'd like to celebrate...
When I started coming to Chajul in 2003, there was no public library. Nothing of the sort! I saw kids trying to do homework on dirt floors in dark homes. I didn't see kids reading anything besides the few books they had at school--and each one of those books had to be...
