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The term “Milpa” refers to a traditional Mesoamerican agricultural system, often translated as “cultivated field” or “cornfield” in Nahuatl. It’s a sustainable farming practice, particularly known for the “Three Sisters” planting method, which combines corn, beans, and squash. Beyond its agricultural significance, the milpa holds deep cultural importance, representing the connection between humans, nature, and … Read more
In this heartfelt letter dated July 4, 1983, the municipal and communal authorities of Tecalpulco, Guerrero Mexico formally express their deep appreciation for the work of two amigos, Thomas Leo Costello (“La Ardilla”) and George Martin Godeck (“El Sauza”). Over the following forty years, La Ardilla and El Sauza tirelessly supported the rural artisan community … Read more
In the early 20th century, the picturesque town of Taxco, Mexico, was primarily known for its colonial architecture and dormant silver mines. This changed dramatically with the arrival of William Spratling in 1929, an American architect and artist whose passion and vision revitalized Taxco’s silver industry, earning him the title “Father of Contemporary Mexican Silver.” … Read more
The following article is about health care in the region in Mexico where we work. One of our projects gave us the opportunity to work with Guerrero, Mexico state health officials and the Adolfo Prieto Hospital for the poor, located in Taxco, Guerrero. This project was the delivery of all the medical equipment required for … Read more