Hello families, its Ariacna, Jocelyn, and Natalia, and we appreciate you for taking the time to read this blog and keeping up with us and our trip.
On June 15, 2026, the 2nd day of our Community Action Project took place. Glimpsers began their day by waking up at 7 in the morning by the Leaders of the Day and had breakfast at 8 in the morning. Around 9 in the morning students arrived at the community, Los Embasadores.
Our objective for today was to improve the conditions of another household by replacing their dirt floor with a cement floor. We began our journey by having the students carry buckets containing a mixture of sand and dirt to a location near the house. Afterwards, some Glimpsers were asked to pour bags of cement and water onto the pile of sand and dirt so they could be mixed using shovels. Simultaneously, students formed an assembly line down the slope, towards the house, where buckets of cement were passed down so the cement could be poured onto the floor and smoothed. This process was facilitated and monitored by our GGL’s( Claire and Judi) and our PC’s (Nacho, Julia, and Daniel).
Although, this work demanded heavy labor, as the Leaders of the Day we ensured that students including the adult leadership team took multiple breaks where they were able to drink water and reapply their sunscreen and bug repellent.
Students returned to the Villa where they had spaghetti with beef, and fruit for dinner made by our Chef Margarita. Sadly, her partner of work, Familia, had to return back to the army.
We ended the day by hosting the Nightly Meeting where students were able to reflect on the question of the day, How does it feel helping other? Can one person make a difference? and a quote by Martin Luther King Jr., “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is “What are you doing for others?’.” This Community Action Project allowed students to reflect on their past and present actions and enter the reality of a community through a new and humble perspective. Concluding on how they are able to align their future actions and beliefs through an empathetic approach and the importance and impact of a small action.
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Now we will be passing the torch to the next Leaders of the Day! Friends and families, stay tuned for tomorrow’s blog to find out who we passed the torch to!
This is Jocelyn, Natalia, and Ariacna signing off!






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Bonus Content: This is the final result of the first household’s floor that was worked on on CAP DAY 1!

Comments (9)
Mom and Isabel
Hi everyone,
It’s nice to see that you’re making a sustainable impact in the community. The hard work shows and I hope it’s very rewarding to be making such a difference while getting to know the community along the way. I’m sure your making long lasting connections, we can’t wait to hear all about your trip when you come home. Thank you for sharing your story and the pictures so we can see your progress through out the trip.
Alison the littles love your pictures and we’re very excited to see you, we miss you and love you very much 🤗
Morgan T
Not to sound like an unc, but I too had to mix cement and build a house for my CAP a couple years ago. Hopefully this project inspires you to bring change back home! I also remember that MLK quote! It’s nice that you all are taking making progress with your project! One more day, stay strong.
Madison, I’ve yet to see you be the leader, so hopefully I will tomorrow! Grace, you as well. Can’t wait to see what you all accomplish!
Love the best sister ever,
Morgan
P.S Cake and Bob, don’t forget my souvenirs!!! I know you all didn’t spend all that money😂 I want a shirt, some wafers, a new key chain and any thing that says Morgan on it!
Morgan and Sam
P.P.S, Madison, mom said she wants a shirt too! Just get me everything honestly
We love you lots!!
Jori and Alex
Incredible work on the floors! We really look forward to catching up on your blog every day. We miss you, Ryli!
Jenny
You guys are incredible! What a wonderful thing you’re doing. And I hope you’ve realized that, yes, one person can make a difference! Small pebbles make big ripples!
I know you are all impacting others lives, but I imagine all of yours are impacted as well! Great work!
Love you and miss you Zohra!
Morgan and Sam
Madison, mom said she wants a shirt too! Just get me everything honestly
We love you lots!!
Chaga Bullock
Love, love, love it!!!
Chaga Bullock
Oh, Jayden made bday was not the same without you!! We love and miss you but so terribly proud of you!!
Sadeatra Ellis
Hello, Ariacna,
I am glad that you have this opportunity to learn and view the world from others lenses. Enjoy, make connections and know this is the beginning of you expanding your horizons!