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Cheerleaders Visit Ciudad de Angeles
The Eagles Cheerleaders visited the Ciudad de Angeles Children's Home in Cozumel, Mexico and donated shoes to help the children ...
Part of Ciudad de Angeles Children's Home campus in Cozumel, Mexico.
Ciudad de Angeles gives children who have been orphaned, abandoned, or abused a permanent home on the campus.
The Eagles Cheerleaders donated shoes in every size for all of the girls and boys.
The Eagles Cheerleaders also brought Eagles drawstring bags, hats, sunglasses, and toys for all of the children.
The children were excited to select pairs of shoes.
Ciudad de Angeles director shows their inventory room and how they needed shoes.
These two young boys really warmed up to Samara.
The children are encouraged to learn both Spanish and English.
Amanda is fluent in Spanish and was able to share the story in both English and Spanish.
Charnei captivated the children with the book she read.
The children started to dance and wave when the cheerleaders arrived.
All smiles on the slide.
Jenny and this young girl had so much fun on the slide.
Come on Sage, let's go on the monkey bars.
Will Sage make it across?
Having lots of fun with Samara on the swing set.
Victoria and one of the young boys enjoying the swing.
Maurisa and her new friend showing their strength on the playground.
The older children taught the Eagles Cheerleaders a new game on the playground.
The children wanted to show Victoria around.
The older girls really enjoyed getting to know Alicia Marie.
The Eagles Cheerleaders were given a tour of the campus.
Nitara added some humor to the story she was reading.
Julia spent time with the pre-teen girls.
Time for a piggy-back ride!
It's either story time or nap time.
Hey, that's a soccer ball not a volleyball!
Ciudad de Angeles provides a home for children ages 4 through 19.
Currenly 40 children currently live on the campus.
Siblings are kept together whenever possible.
The children consider every child at Ciudad de Angeles to be their brothers and sisters.
The children live with house parents to create a typical home environment.
Ciudad de Angeles' ongoing top soil project to create green spaces for the children to play.
Ciudad de Angeles also provides transitional housing after the children graduate high school.
There are 10 cottages on the campus.
It was really difficult to say goodbye.
Visit ciudaddeangeles.org for more information about the children's home.
