#GolfForMiracles #MakeaMiracle #TeamMiracle #Foragoodcause What an amazing day at our first ever Golf for Miracles event at the White Columns Country Club in Milton, GA. With the help of our sponsors, board members, friends, and donors we we raised over $55,000 and can continue to make miracles in Peru! "I am overwhelmed by the support we received at our very first golf tournament.  Everyone kept talking about how much fun it was, and someone even said it was the best scramb

I just wanted to share with everybody how impactful my recent trip to San Juan de Lurigancho was. I was blessed to have with me my wife Carolyn, and my brother in law Eric (Director of Payroll at Stars and Strikes) and his mom Edith as well as my business partner's children, Lindsay and Joe Albano. I am always amazed at how much impact a couple of people can have in just a few days. In less than one week we were able to build 5 new structures: 3 homes for some amazing famil

This is a super-cool latin tradition that after years of going to Peru, I finally got to be a part of! The idea is when a girl turns 15, she transforms from a child to an adult. This is celebrated BIG in latin american cultures, and when our sweet Maryoleth from Pat's Place* turned 15, Laura asked if we could host her quinceañera. Being that I love parties, and I adore Maryoleth, I was honored to do it and enlisted friends and family to make it happen. Jack rented the gow

Last year Make a Miracle helped Nereyda (pictured left above) start a small business in her Peruvian community named "Paradise." We gave her some money along with a business mentor and she opened a small shop that sells school supplies & gifts. She is a proud woman who insisted on repaying the money little by little, which of course I agreed to. I met with her this week to talk with her and receive the $200 she has already saved up from her profits. This was a proud moment

Meet Basilia. Basilia was born into a poor family of eleven children in the mountains of Peru. Her parents were so poor that they brought her and some of her siblings to a girl's home (Hope House) in the district of Lima in the hope of a better future. I met her when she was about to turn 18, the age when you were forced to leave the Hope House. Joy and Don Norris, American missionaries living in Peru at the time and were bold in asking short term missionaries to help th