Padrino

As a Padrino, or godparent, you ensure that students without sponsors still receive a scholarship. You ensure their class’s progress is measured and the program will continue to grow and improve. This means covering costs such as scholarships for unsponsored students, research, program evaluation, and matching students and sponsors. You will receive regular updates and notes from your class, and a plaque recognizing your gift at CoEd’s Education Center.

Santiago Sacatepéquez is home to 30,000 people and is located 30 minutes from Guatemala City. Its famous for its giant kite festival held every November 1. Much of the economy is agriculture (beans, corn, wheat, fruit, roses) and traditional handicrafts.

The Santiago High School Class of 2029 has 11 Rise scholars.