by Manos Unidas | Sep 5, 2019 | Fundraising, News & Events
Join Us! Please join us at Seattle’s newest and sophisticated venue, the 101 on S. Jackson street, Seattle for a wonderful evening of delicious food, wine, Pisco, entertainment and a fabulous auction, all benefiting the unique non-profit organization,...
by Manos Unidas | May 27, 2019 | Fundraising, News & Events
Manos Unidas International’s 5th annual Fiesta for the Children will be held on NOVEMBER 2, 2019. The event will be hosted at the 101, Seattle’s most sophisticated new event venue in south Pioneer Square. And for the third year in a row, hosted by the...
by Manos Unidas | Nov 20, 2018 | About Manos Unidas, Fundraising, News & Events
Manos Unidas 4th Annual “Fiesta for the Children” was a huge success! Our annual auction hosted by the dynamic Matt Lorch raised a record breaking $65,000 for our kids in Peru. Held at the Novetly Hill Winery in Woodinville, WA on October 27, the night was...
by Manos Unidas | Nov 20, 2018 | Camino Nuevo, News & Events, Rehabilitation, Special Needs Education, Volunteer Experiences, Volunteer in Peru
Manos Unidas Peru had the pleasure of receiving eight University of Washington Global Rehabilitation Organization of Washington (GROW) students and three clinical supervisors in September, 2018. The team was the first interdisciplinary team of Physical therapy,...
by Manos Unidas | Nov 20, 2018 | About Manos Unidas, Inclusion, News & Events, Phawarispa, Special Needs Education, Volunteer Experiences, Volunteer in Peru
Manos Unidas Youth have spent the month of October participating in a variety of activities with San Francisco Asis students, a private catholic school for boys in Cusco. Part of the initiative of Cafe Daria is to promote inclusive activities with MU youth and the...
by Manos Unidas | Nov 20, 2018 | About Manos Unidas, Camino Nuevo, News & Events
[easy-image-collage id=2565] Celeste and Mercedes’ first day of school was March 3, 2009. 25 students ran through the doors of a small quiet neighborhood house where six bedrooms had been converted into classrooms. The rooms had the bare minimum: six...
