My name is Diego. I am 45 years old and the father of Napo, a creative six-year-old boy who fills our home with drawings, games, and imagination.
Until Napo was two, our life was stable. I owned a perfume shop in a shopping center in Mendoza, Argentina, and supported my family through my own business. The country's economic crisis forced me to close it. I later suffered a complex tibia fracture and underwent retinal surgery on my right eye. While I worked to recover and find a way back into employment, our savings gradually ran out.
We currently live in a borrowed home with leaks and very limited space. Napo's mother and I are separated, but we share the same wish: to give him security, opportunity, and a safe place to grow.
We are not only seeking temporary relief. I want to work independently again, rebuild a sustainable income, and create a more stable future for my son. Every contribution, of any amount, brings us closer to that new beginning.
HOW CONTRIBUTIONS WILL BE USED
Stage 1 - USD 3,000: Napo's essential needs and urgent housing improvements.
Stage 2 - USD 5,000: initial capital to rebuild a sustainable source of income.
Stage 3 - USD 17,000: long-term savings toward a home of our own.
We will publish progress reports and an account of how the funds were used during the six months following the campaign. Receipts will be shared with personal information protected.
A SMALL THANK-YOU
Every supporter will receive a digital thank-you card with an original poem and a short life lesson about hope, perseverance, and new beginnings.
If you cannot contribute, sharing our story also helps. Thank you from our hearts.
