In Loving Memory of Paul L. Doughty
We are honoring the legacy of beloved Board member, Paul L Doughty.
Providing Access to Higher Education
Read our 2023 scholarship recipient yearbook of students.
We surpassed our fundraising goal!
Thanks to the generous contributions of individuals like you, we were able to meet our goal of $90,000.
Double Your Impact This Summer!
Watch this recording to learn about success stories from our scholarship and economic development programs.
The Chijnaya Foundation Announces New General Operations Manager
The Chijnaya Board of Directors is pleased to announce today that it has named Makensie Brown as the new General Operations Manager.
Quarterly Report: Updates from 2022
Quarterly Report: Sharing Some Highlights from 2022! Thanks to the generous support of donors, 2022 was a banner year for the Chijnaya Foundation...
Kimmy Mazza Stepping Down from The Chijnaya Foundation
The Chijnaya Foundation Board of Directors announced today that Executive Director Kimmy Mazza will step down from the organization in early 2023.
Quarterly Update: Scholar Spotlight and Increasing Financial Self-Reliance
As 2022 comes to an end, we send you heartfelt thanks for your generosity and commitment to the Quechua communities of the Peruvian altiplano. In this newsletter we highlight the ways your support is increasing equitable access to higher education and financial self-reliance.
News from the Ground #16: Jallahua Community Project, Virgen de Carmen Festivities, and more
The community of Jallahua (Puno) that belongs to the Pro-DIA Network has been working with us since 2014 on rural development projects through the Rotating Fund Program, which have been managed by its Board of Directors and other beneficiaries.
News From The Ground #15: Political Updates from Pucara and the Pro DIA Dental Program
June is a month full of festivities and celebrations in the district of Pucara, including the commemoration of the district’s 194th anniversary of political creation. The authorities, institutions, organizations and local neighborhoods, as well as the population in general, dressed up for a party and participated in a series of activities that were scheduled during the month.