Nora Sandigo Children Foundation

Activities

What we do for our children.

FOOD AND CLOTHING DISTRIBUTION

CHRISTMAS GET-TOGETHER AND SANTA’S ENCHANTED FOREST VISIT

ACTIVISM FOR OUR CHILDREN’S RIGHTS

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND TRIPS

ABOUT OUR FOUNDATION

Nora Sandigo Children Foundation is a non-profit organization serving children at risk in our communities.

We seek to help spread a message of justice for all.

Our mission in American Fraternity is to serve and educate the local community, especially, immigrant families by helping them integrate and adjust to American society, culture, and legal processes. We seek to empower people by making them aware of their rights and duties

Our vision is to educate people of all different backgrounds, ethnicity, and nationalities in an effort to promote equality and help develop communities where children can grow and become better members of society. We seek to accomplish our goals through the implementation of educational projects and partnerships with governmental, educational and civic institutions that understand the need of building a better tomorrow for all of us by strengthen and protecting the wellbeing of our children.

LOVE
We love all our children and teach them to do the same.
COMPASSION
Let's show compassion and end their suffering.
Equality
We are all equal, with the same rights and responsibilities.
PERSEVERENCE
We believe in what we do and the changes that our actions will generate.

OUR TEAM

It would not be possible to continue working on this amazing cause without our staff and active volunteers that donate their time and efforts for the future of our children.

NORA SANDIGO

Executive Director

Nora Sandigo is the Executive Director of Nora Sandigo Children Foundation and American Fraternity Inc., both non-profit, non-partisan organizations in Miami, Florida serving the local and national community of immigrants and children in the United States.

REYMUNDO OTERO

Operations and Logistics Manager

GABRIEL FERNANDEZ

Marketing and Fundraising Coordinator

OUR AMAZING VOLUNTEERS

Thanks for everything you do.

You are definitely making the lives of our children brighter.

Testimonials

“It is very difficult because I have never been separated from my parents, but I feel very good because I came back to the U.S. and Nora has been like our second mom.

I want to go to college and become a doctor so I can help people in the future.”

Valerie Trevi

Parents were deported, 15 y.o.

“Please stop the deportations now. Not just for my mom, but for the other kids,

My sister and my mom pray and cry every night for my dad, who was deported to Guatemala and we can’t see him anymore.

Jason Garcia

Dad deported to Guatemala, 10 y.o.

“I am an undergraduate student at Georgetown University and I want to become a lawyer. My parents are extremely proud of me.

I feel extremely grateful to God for all the opportunities He has given me, and to Nora and her family for taking me in and treating me like her daughter.

Otherwise, I would not be in this country.”

Cecia Soza

Parents Deported, student at Georgetown. 19 y.o.

4 days ago

Activistas y civiles nicaragüenses en Washington denunciaron la violación de DD. HH. en su país

Luchando por cambiar y educar a Washington para que no siga el Genocidio en Nicaragua

Los nicaragüenses en EE. UU. se reunieron con algunos congresistas de la Unión Americana para denunciar la represión oficialista por parte del Gobierno de Daniel Ortega en su país.

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