Current efforts of Heart Walk Foundation focus on remote Q'ero villages in the Andes Mountains of Peru, the heart of the ancient Inca Civilization.
We serve the most destitute villages that suffer chronic malnutrition and infant mortality rate at 47%.

Special Announcements

Golf for Greenhouses on June 11
$65 includes 18 Holes, Prizes, Opportunity Drawings, and Lunch
8:00 am shotgun start at St. George Golf Club. 
Read more details and Print Registration Form.


Small Gifts from Big Hearts: 
 
Donate a Gift in Honor of a special person with a beautiful, personalized tribute card. All donations are tax deductible. Make a secure online donation or mail a check to HWF at the address at the bottom of this page.  Email us to let us know how many cards to send to you.
 
Gift Giving: Purchase a unique Peruvian gift for yourself or a friend and help native artisans.  Shop our online Tribal Arts Store.
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Travel-Service

Trips to Peru

All trips include visits to sacred archeological sites.  Contact us. 
Visit our travel blog.

May 28 - June 7, 2010
Building classrooms.
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June 1 - 11, 2010
Building classrooms.
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June 23 - July 7, 2010
Exploring Andean spiritual wisdom.
More information.

July 12 - 30, 2010
Personal development through service for youth 14-19 years old. 
More information.
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"Celebrating Native Cultures"

Thanks to 132 guests and over 100 donors, our Fourth Annual Gala Dinner and Auction was a great success.  At this lively and fun event our guests raised funds for health care, food security, and education in remote villages in the Andes Mountains

To join us for our next event, or donate an item for the next auction, 
contact us. 
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News

Teach a Man to Fish...
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. -- Chinese Proverb

Help him build a trout farm, and you feed his community for generations to come.

Through your donations, HWF arranged for villagers of four Q’ero hamlets to receive aquaculture training to raise trout for protein consumption and as a sustainable micro-enterprise. HWF paid for the training, baby trout to stock the ponds, and fish food for the first year. The goal is that each project becomes self-supporting after the first year. Teaching men to fish is one of your special donation achievements this year! Read the full story and view more photos.

Make a donationto build trout farms in more hamlets. Together we can build sustainable development for children and families.

   
 Villagers receive training at a
 commercial aquaculture site.
 The ponds are excavated and ready
 for delivery of baby trout.

Building Bridges

Through the quick response and generosity of eight of Tim Eicher's colleagues at Dixie State College, Utah, the villagers of Quico and Yanaruma were able to build a bridge in May to span a treacherous section of a river at the trail crossing into their homelands. A few thoughtful people can, indeed, make a lasting difference in the lives of whole communities of people -- and their llamas, sheep, and alpacas.
Read all of this interesting story and view photos.

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