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Jessica Paola Alvano Tituana
Posted in: Uncategorized by Connie on September 28, 2008
This is Jessica Paola Alvaro Tituana from Equador.
We sent Jessica a family gift of $50. When you do this, Compassion distributes the entire amount to the family through the church and field staff. Material needs are determined and these items are bought by the staff. As you can see, $50 goes a long way in Equador. They got a HUGE propane tank, so the family can cook food. Jessica got some new shoes, clothes and blankets.
Jessica has a mother and father living at home, so we are thankful for that.
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