Alison and I are continuing our partnership with SuNica this Christmas season to support something incredible, and we want you to join us in our passion.  We all live in a world where we can send our kids to camp, and one where most of our kids have been all of the country if not the world.  Our children understand that there is an amazing world out there beyond their hometowns.  Most of the children SuNica works with have never experienced anything beyond their third world villages.  This retreat allows SuNica's kids an opportunity to experience a piece of their beautiful country, and to dream bigger things for their lives.

The Sacred Forest!

Check out this video, keep reading to hear about our part in this amazing project, and make a donation at the link above!

The Sacred Forest is a Discipleship Camp, Rainforest Preserve, and Coffee Farm, all-in-one. It's a 150 acre wonder of God's creation on the side of a mountain just north of Matagalpa, Nicaragua.  SuNica was blessed to be given this piece of property, and is now fundraising for the construction of the buildings and infrastructure.

SuNica has big plans that will both enhance the property as well as preserve it long term. And we're doing our part to make those plans a reality.  

Alison and I are raising money to help with the construction efforts to help make SuNica's plans a reality.  

Thank you for considering supporting our efforts this Christmas by making a donation at the link above. Ours is a small part of a much bigger project, but together we can do big things!

And to see the full List check out the map below, or head to SuNica.org/TheList 

SuNica is an organization dedicated to improving lives through clean water, education, and mentorship. Its founders have been working in Nicaragua for over ten years. They are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit in the USA and have NGO status in Nicaragua. They’re led by Alan Wilser in the US, and Josh and Betty Pease in Nicaragua, with a staff of over 25 (mostly Nicaraguans) and a stateside Board of Directors.