Hello friends, today I share with you what was the closing of the cycle of four communities that we are reaching with the HOPE DAY program. This time we were in the Punta De Barquiz sector, a predominantly indigenous sector, thus complying with the proposed cycle of four communities, to then return to the first community we served.

I must say that we are very grateful to the collaborators of this program, because thanks to you we have successfully started this program that serves children in various vulnerable sectors of our town with food, at the same time asking that they consider continuing to support us in this work.

Call for help.

From @hope.venezuela and HOPE DAY we reiterate the call to the entire STEEM community to join in and help us continue helping through this program, remembering that in Venezuela it is very difficult to manage and sustain a program of this nature, it moves us the faith, optimism and confidence that we will find people sensitive to need and help us, you can be one of them if you decide to join our effort.

We also reaffirm our gratitude to the people who manage the @steemcurator01 account, thanks to your generous vote today this is possible, we also ask that you continue with us. We appreciate the support of @xpilar and World Of Xpilar Community.

Ways to help us.

You can support us by sending STEEM or SBD to the account @hope.venezuela, leaving your upvote in this publication or doing resteem so that we reach more people.

This was our closing of this first round in the four communities.

January 22, Punta de Barquiz Sector.

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Here the first deliveries of the year:

We start HOPE DAY 2021 / First delivery.

This was the second delivery of HOPE DAY / Venezuela

HOPE DAY continues to support children in Venezuela.

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