AMOR EN MARCHA, MONTH BY MONTH · EDITION 01
Some stories can be seen in photographs; other forms of support are documented through records and outcomes. This edition brings together both: projects implemented by partner organizations and the Foundation's educational support.
Reporting cutoff: October 12, 2026. Activities later in October are not part of this edition.
Summary of August–September and October support through October 12, 2026. Figures from the internal report are net transfers, plus the COP 843,380 school payment made in October. The Vaupés journey uses the Foundation-confirmed contribution of COP 1,200,000; the internal report lists COP 1,248,000, leaving a COP 48,000 difference to reconcile. Some report dates and classifications remain subject to verification; this is an informational total, not an audited figure.
01 · HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
The Foundation contributed COP 9 million through three separate donations to support assistance for people affected by the earthquake. The partner churches carried out the work, with other resources and collaborators also contributing.
In September, Amor en Marcha provided financial support to Iglesia Cristiana El Renuevo in Pereira for its work with people affected by the earthquake. The church implemented the initiative, which involved resources beyond the Foundation's contribution.
Images are from the church's August 2026 activity report. The Foundation's contribution was recorded for September; the pictured distributions cannot be attributed solely to that contribution.
Iglesia Bíblica Cimiento Fuerte in Fusagasugá coordinated relief supplies for affected families in Chocó, with contributions from several supporters. Amor en Marcha contributed financial resources in September to assist that work.
A separate donation was also recorded for ICF Monte Hebrón to support people affected by the earthquake in Chocó. No photographs are available for this entry.
02 · COMMUNITIES AND MISSIONS
In September, Amor en Marcha contributed funds for fuel and food for a mission journey undertaken by Pastor Domingo's ministry to Indigenous communities in Vaupés. The ministry organized and conducted the visit. These photographs show river transport and a Christian community gathering.
03 · EDUCATION
On October 7, 2026, the Foundation paid Instituto Académico Nueva Visión in Fusagasugá directly to fund five monthly school fees for a student in the final year of secondary school, covering July through November 2026.
To protect the student's privacy, we do not publish their name, school certificate or bank transfer confirmation.
04 · OTHER ACTIONS THAT MATTER
Beyond the projects above, internal expense records for August and September show recurring and educational support. We present these by purpose without publishing private documents or personal details.
Educational payments to Colegio Talentos, Colegio Cristiano Monte Hebrón, Colegio Nogales Country School and Seminario Bíblico Filadelfia.
Institutional support through Asociación Cristiana Manos en Acción for the education of Deaf students.
Grocery-related support and, separately, food assistance for a student.
Periodic contributions recorded as support for ministry work and its continuity.
About the figures: amounts in this final section are net values in the Foundation's internal records for August and September, not independently audited figures. They exclude the earthquake contributions and mission journey already described. Some dates, descriptions and accounting classifications still require supporting-document reconciliation. Previously described donations have not been counted again.
MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER
Each initiative has people and partners working directly within communities. Amor en Marcha seeks to support their efforts responsibly.
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