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11-25-2017 Beautiful region of municipality of Comerío!

11-25-2017 Nine years bedridden, no water or electricity since the hurricane, yet hopeful and smiling...no surrender in this woman

11-25-2017 The smile of gratitud from this woman was priceless as she received the bag of goods from our young team members

11-25-2017 A charming young friend extends his hand to one of our youngest team members in appreciation for a goodie bag of treats

11-25-2017 This woman lost her kitchen which provided her livelihood, and most of the rest of her house, but she has moved back in and intends to get back in business

11-25-2017 This woman lost her kitchen which provided her livelihood, and most of the rest of her house, but she has moved back in and intends to get back in business

11-25-2017 This gentleman insisted on climbing the steep hill to our cars to receive our bag of goods

11-25-2017 A farmer tells José how he hopes the people will see our gifts as inspiration to develop their resolve to carry on, not to develop a dependence on others

11-25-2017 It is apparent that homes in these conditions will be cold and damp as temperatures drop in the highland areas. Residents were so glad to receive jackets and blankets

11-25-2017 While island authorities await electrical poles to replace those that were downed, these homeowners await the removal of this pole from its resting place on their porch after it was thrown down by María

11-25-2017 The resolve to carry on despite this level of damage is inspired in many residents by the recovery of nature that surrounds them

11-25-2017 The resolve to carry on despite this level of damage is inspired in many residents by the recovery of nature that surrounds them

11-12-2017 Welcome to the mountainous municipality

11-12-2017 The day after Hurricane María, the Río Plata flooded out the town, this is the high school

11-12-2017 Upon our arrival today, Nov 12, color is returning to the town!

11-12-2017 Water remains a most basic need

11-12-2017 Spring water collected on roadside

11-12-2017 José comforts stray calf

11-12-2017 Team member helping young mother with basic goods

11-12-2017 Team members delivering baby supplies

11-12-2017 Sheila offers various items to this young representative of a family

11-12-2017 Sharing hope with new friends

11-12-2017 Teamwork!

11-12-2017 Many homes are not accessible by car

11-12-2017 Many homes are not accessible by car

11-12-2017 Young woman's gift in appreciation for our solidarity

11-12-2017 Cool weather donations

11-12-2017 Our new little friend digs into a fresh apple delivered by team member

11-12-2017 Local teachers served as our guides

11-12-2017 Hurricane aftermath of this colorful community

11-12-2017 Neighborhood roads remain a serious safety concern

11-12-2017 Neighborhood roads remain a serious safety concern

11-12-2017 Note the floodwater line above first floor windows, most clearly seen on lavender-colored house in the middle

11-12-2017 Extended family that lost home pitched a tent for lodging on uncle's rooftop

11-12-2017 Río Plata today, nearly two months after Hurricane María

11-12-2017 <q>#PR Se Levanta</q> means <q>Puerto Rico will overcome</q>

11-5-2017 First delivery of the day

11-5-2017 First delivery of the day

11-5-2017 Making delivery and chatting with woman who lives alone

11-5-2017 Delivery in Barrio Boquillas, Manatí municipality

11-5-2017 A man who was grateful for our surprise visit

11-5-2017 A most precious gift - drinking water!

11-5-2017 Youngest members of our team doing their part

11-5-2017 Youngest members of our team doing their part

11-5-2017

11-5-2017 This whole area flooded, as high as the first half of this house

11-5-2017 Just a section of the once-flooded area of Manatí

11-5-2017 Roofless homes in Barrio Cortés, Manatí municipality

10-28-2017 Family supply bags (and our chainsaw for possible blocked roads)

10-28-2017 Infant and elderly supplies

10-28-2017

10-28-2017 Delivery team at work

10-28-2017 Smile of appreciation

10-28-2017 An exemplar of Jayuya strong

10-28-2017 Delivering bag to new friend in Jayuya

10-28-2017 Walking back up hill from delivery

10-28-2017 Jayuya Strong!

10-28-2017 Jayuya

10-28-2017 Morning trip weather

10-28-2017 One of many challenging curves

10-28-2017 Very curvy roads are typical of the region.

10-28-2017 Blue tarps for roofless homes dot the countryside (not necessarily from FEMA)

10-28-2017 Fallen school gymnasium

10-28-2017 Former major garden and hardware store

10-28-2017 Where once there stood a home

10-28-2017 Landslides make for touchy curves

10-28-2017 Landslide conditions, a common feature on the trips

10-28-2017 Landslide conditions, a common feature on the trips

10-21-2017 Casa Pueblo volunteers receiving our delivery

10-21-2017 Getting ready at Casa Pueblo for our next series of deliveries

10-21-2017 Community members selecting items from current inventory

10-21-2017 Boricua-style paella at Casa Pueblo, prepared twice feeding 250 folks from the barrios of Adjuntas

10-21-2017 Delivery of fresh sandwiches in small town of Adjuntas

10-21-2017 Expanded team arriving in Adjuntas

10-21-2017 Delivery of water and care package of food items to family in remote barrio

10-21-2017 Adjuntas community member

10-21-2017 Demonstrating how to use the water filter

10-21-2017 José, Sheila and a new friend from Barrio Garzas

10-21-2017 Learning about life in Barrio Vegas Arriba from its residents

10-21-2017 Hug of solidarity

10-21-2017 Over 200,000 homes in Puerto Rico were destroyed, including here in Adjuntas

10-21-2017 Destroyed house in Adjuntas 2

10-21-2017 Destroyed house in Adjuntas 3

10-21-2017 Destroyed house in Adjuntas 4

10-21-2017 Vegas Arriba mom receives care package of basic goods

10-21-2017 Road damage in rural mountain area

10-21-2017 Mountain road conditions 1

10-21-2017 Mountain road conditions 2

10-16-2017 Car full of supplies for delivery

10-16-2017 Delivering supplies at Casa Pueblo

10-16-2017 Delivering supplies to Casa Pueblo 2

10-16-2017 Casa Pueblo

10-4-2017 Félix Seijo School and refuge center - folks in line for essential goods

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