Three years ago broke out and destroyed the library building in an indigenous grade school in San Quintin Mexico. With no funding to replace the lost building, many of the educational opportunities for around 350 children burned down as well. Help us replace the library so these kids can gain an education that will empower them to elevate beyond the generational poverty of their parents. Many of the children at this school are from the indigenous areas of Mexico and speak one of several native dialects. They are not only learning academics but are also trying to learn Spanish. Their education success will be greatly improved with access to computers and books. Their parents work in the local strawberry fields and earn $12-14 per day, and yet the cost of food and utilities is simlar the the cost of similar items in the USA.