02/12/2025
We Have 28 Days to Save Four Students
We have two young women who are living in unsafe situations right now. They have no family to turn to. No safe place to sleep. And in 36 days, their chance to enter PM Orchards closes.
January 5th is the deadline that will determine whether they spend 2026 building toward a future - or surviving another year in crisis.
Four students will lose their university seats if tuition isn't paid by December 30th. Years of work toward breaking generational poverty through education will be gone.
Two aspiring pilots will watch their only vocational pathway close if we can't fund their training by February. In Bolivia, these opportunities don't come twice.
And six students currently living in PMO homes face housing instability if we can't secure rent by January 5th. We need to raise $45,700 in the next three weeks to keep all of this from happening.
Here's what that breaks down to:
→ $9,200 to place two students in crisis into safe housing with meals, counseling, and support for a full year
→ $14,500 to keep four students enrolled in university
→ $9,500 to fund pilot training that opens rare career doors
→ $12,500 to secure housing for six students through June
Without this funding, we will be forced to say no and turn away these students in crisis, interrupting university studies mid-degree, watch vocational opportunities disappear and the worst part is to risk the stability of students already counting on us.
Your gift today prevents those outcomes.
$50 feeds a student for a week
$150 covers a month of mental health counseling
$500 supports vocational or academic training
$1,000 provides transportation, tutoring, books, and materials
$3,500 funds a full semester for one student
$5,500 covers a year of rent for an entire PMO home
Every contribution builds stability, dignity, and opportunity. This Giving Tuesday is our only chance to meet these deadlines and send our students into the new year with the foundation they need. Will you stand with us?
Donate now at pmorchards.com/give
With deep gratitude,
Miguel and Tara Tello
PM Orchards