Photos
Resources

PHOTOS

Click the links to the right to see photos from each location.

1.

Guatemala City, Guatemala; Princesa Reforma Hotel

2.

Phillip Goldson Airport, Ladyville, Belize

3.

Western Highway, from Ladyville to Cayo District, Belize

4.

Crystal Paradise, Cristo Rey

5.

San Antonio Village

6.

San Ignacio Town

7.

Tikal National Park, Guatemala

8.

Chaa Creek Natural History Centre and Butterfly Farm

9.

Medicinal Rainforest Trail

10.

Southern Highway on the way to Placencia

11.

Placencia

RESOURCES

1. Princesa Reforma Hotel, Guatemala City, Guatemala

2. Phillip Goldson Airport, Ladyville, Belize

3. Crystal Paradise, Cristo Rey

4. San Antonio village

5. San Ignacio Town

    Serendib Restaurant

6. Tikal National Park, Guatemala

    Mayan Calendar converter

7. Chaa Creek Natural History Centre & Butterfly Farm

8. Medicinal Rainforest Trail

    Dr. Rosita Arvigo

    Rosita Arvigo's products

9. Placencia Village, Stann Creek District, Belize

Hope's charitable involvements in Belize

A portion of the earnings of this book will be donated to educational and environmental programs in Belize. Some of the programs that have already benefited are:

San Ignacio Library, summer program: this is a day-long camp program that includes story time, lunch time, and arts and crafts for kids who need a place to go during the summer while their parents are at work:

We have also organized a Christmas book drive in 2008 that solicited more than 70 new and used children's and adult books for the library, with plans to do another book drive in 2009.

Ix Chel Tropical Research Foundation: This afterschool program, run by Dr. Rosita Arvigo, provides local Cayo District children with a safe place to play, finish homework assignments and learn about medicinal plants and conservation of our natural resources.

The Cornerstone Foundation: Among its many programs, this foundation identifies Cayo District children with high chances of educational success and offers full high-school tuition scholarships for those whose families would otherwise not be able to afford to send them. In 2009 proceeds from The Possibility of Everything paid for two Cayo children to attend high school for the 2009-2010 school year.

Elijio Panti National Park: Founded in the memory of Don Elijio Panti, the last great Maya shaman of Belize, this park in the Cayo District and its accompanying foundation strive to protect and conserve a swatch of natural medicinal rainforest and to preserve Maya culture and community in the region.