Even though we are now a few months into the new year, we wanted to take a moment to look back and share what God did through our Natal Solidário celebration in December—a moment that continues to bear fruit in the lives of the children and families we serve.
In December, we hosted a Christmas Party for the children, and it was truly unforgettable. Over the course of two days, we welcomed 320 children, ages 4 to 12, into a space filled with joy, laughter, and love. From the moment they arrived, the atmosphere was one of celebration—not just of Christmas, but of each child’s value and worth.
One of the most powerful moments was seeing the children’s faces light up as they received a new pair of shoes, clothing, and a toy. What may seem small to some meant everything to them. For many of these children, this was the first time they had received something brand new just for themselves. It was a beautiful reminder of why Natal Solidário matters so much: restoring dignity, meeting practical needs, and reminding each child that they are seen and deeply loved.
We also shared a delicious meal together—lasagna, salad, and dessert—and sat in fellowship as a community. It wasn’t just about the food or the gifts; it was about presence, connection, and creating a safe place where joy could be freely expressed.
Most importantly, we celebrated together the true meaning of Christmas. We shared that Jesus is our greatest gift, the reason for our hope, and the foundation of our lives. In a season often marked by lack, we were able to point to the One who never lacks, the One who came to bring light, life, and redemption.
As we move forward into this new season of ministry, the impact of Natal Solidário still echoes in our hearts. The smiles, the laughter, and the seeds planted during those days continue to remind us why we do what we do—and why your prayers, support, and partnership matter so much.
Thank you for walking with us and for being part of what God is doing. Together, we are building more than events—we are building hope.



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