NAP_School of Hope — Intuitive Foundation

  
  Help students learn today.

  Open doors for tomorrow.

  
    School supplies, nutritious meals, and education support help children in Guatemala stay in school and build brighter futures.
  

THE CHALLENGE

In Guatemala, poverty, malnutrition, and limited access to education stand in the way of a student’s future.

ALMOST 50%

of children under age five experience chronic malnutrition.

complete upper secondary education (high school).

LESS THAN 23%

of adults ages 25+ have earned a bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

ONLY 5%

The School of Hope in Jocotenango, Guatemala, helps children overcome these barriers through education, nutrition, and continued support.

WHY THIS MATTERS

Breaking the cycle of poverty begins with opportunity. The right support can help students stay in school, develop skills, and build paths toward greater independence.

Intuitive Solutions Foundation is partnering with the School of Hope to help students in Jocotenango, Guatemala.

Through its Nonprofit Accelerator Program, ISF raises funds, processes donations, and provides grants to strengthen the School of Hope’s work. The school delivers education, nutrition, and student support programs.

Your support helps make this possible!

SUPPORTING STUDENTS, TOGETHER

HOW IT WORKS

MORE THAN A SCHOOL. A PATH TO OPPORTUNITY

THE IMPACT

Since 2003, the School of Hope has helped Guatemalan children access education, nutrition, well-being support, and pathways to study further.

1,300+

students have
attended the school

1.5M+

meals served
since 2005

97.3%

student retention
in 2026

440

students have
graduated High School

Help keep this work going. Your support helps strengthen the organization behind the programs and reach more families across Central Florida.

READY TO TAKE ACTION?

A LITTLE HELP TODAY CAN OPEN DOORS TOMORROW.

EOY URGENCY

Your year-end gift can help a family start the new year with support. By giving today, you help sustain the programs, people, and outreach that families across Central Florida rely on throughout the year.