WAYS YOU CAN HELP

Listed below are humanitarian aid organizations and indepedent ecological and cultural associations operating in the Yucatan Peninsula. Each of these organizations relies on the generosity and kindness of its supporters.

Fundación América Maya, A.C., an international charity in Playa del Carmen on the Riviera Maya of Mexico, offers Maya and Mexican families opportunities in education, health care and economic development.

Angel Notion is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising funds and donations to provide education, medical aid, and opportunities for people of lesser means and special needs. Angel Notion is located in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico.

Patronato Peninsular (PPPN) is a United Nations affiliated care-giving organization located in Merida, Mexico.

Pronatura Peninsula de Yucatan, A. C. (PPY) is a Mexican non-profit organization which focuses its efforts in the conservation of very important ecosystems in three states of Mexico: Yucatan, Campeche, Quintana Roo and also in the Gulf of Mexico.

The City of Joy Foundation arose as a response to the growing needs of the population of Quintana Roo. Founded in 2000 to provide not only the basic services which many people from the poorest communities lack, but also the tools they need to help them build a better future, for themselves and their families.

Cultural institute for Mayan studies.

Akumal's inspirational one room library and literacy center.

CEA's Mission is to monitor the impact of development on the regional ecosystems and culture; to report findings and their significance to the public through education; and, through education, to influence public policy.

The Yucatán Animal Rescue Foundation began in 1997 in response to the critical need for veterinary care of dogs and cats on the Yucatán Peninsula.

Network for Animal Care, Education, and Resources.

VIDAS (Spanish for LIVES), is a non-profit organization made up of veterinarians, veterinary students and other animal lovers dedicated to improving the lives of animals and people through veterinary medicine and education.