Building a Difference

When 4Life Distributors and executives in Mexico held a special party in honor of service, their main objective was to provide support for the Caritas Hermanos Indigenas Foundation. This organization focuses on providing scholarships and support for children of native Mexican families with limited resources. Through the foundation, children are able to find a refuge where they can grow and learn. The event included a variety of games, including karaoke, arm wrestling, pin the tail on the donkey, a 4Life Transfer Factor^® business booth, a kissing booth, a mock “jail,” and “court.”

Hurricane Noel was the deadliest storm of the 2007 Atlantic hurricane season, leaving 62,000 people homeless throughout Central America and the Caribbean. In the wake of the disaster, 4Life Distributors, employees, and Foundation 4Life took immediate action to send aid to communities throughout Mexico and the Dominican Republic. Foundation 4Life issued five tons of food to feed 965 families in the Dominican Republic. Additionally, throughout November 2007, truckloads of supplies, including food, water, clothing, and personal hygiene items, were delivered to people in need in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico.

"Immediately after the hurricane hit, 4Life executives called, wanting to know how they could help," commented 4Life Gold International Diamond Esdras Cabrera Alberto. "So many people here had lost everything, but help was already on the way. When Foundation 4Life arrived with a truck full of food and supplies, what a glorious change came over everyone's faces! We will always be grateful to Foundation 4Life for their dedication and love for us."

4Life executives and distributors from Mexico held a special party for the kids at Casa de la Amistad, an organization that offers housing, transportation, and food to families dealing with a child undergoing cancer treatment. The activity featured a puppet play, fun with crafts, presentations from 4Life executives and distributors, and a special 4Life Transfer Factor product donation. Each child received a backpack with candy and school supplies inside, plus other gifts, toys, and a piñata.