Textialpaca donated rice, beans, noodles, oats and oil in large quantities to local soup kitchens, so that they can
continue feeding the attendees.

We informed students in their final years of high school about partial and full scholarship opportunities for them
to study at university and for which they can apply with our help. In addition, we carried out vocational tests
prepared by a psychologist on final year students so that they know their orientation towards specific careers.

We hold talks for the Callalli ladies on how they can organize themselves to be able to work and take care of
their home and children at the same time, while we also transmited an important message on women
empowerment and gender equality.

We played fun games with kindergarten, elementary and high school students that taught important lessons
about leadership and teamwork.

We provided Nutri H brand cookies (a proudly Peruvian product made with nutrients necessary to combat
anemia) to kindergarden, elementary school and high school students. These cookies were delivered in "happy
boxes”. Moreover, we delivered more to soup kitchens in the area.

We gave grocery baskets to the Callalli ladies with products such as milk, noodles, oatmeal, rice and more in
orden to supply their kitchen.

We carried out a dental campaign in Callalli with five senior year dental students from a renowned university of
Arequipa city. They reviewed all kindergarten, elementary school and high school students detecting cavities. At
the same time, we are providing treatment with professional dentists to all patients who must be treated in
Callalli. With this, we proudly predict that Callalli will become the first cavity-free community of the Peruvian Andes.

Due to the machism that exists in Callalli and the surrounding towns, we decided to carry out a psychological
support campaign developed by professionals to empower women and promote gender equality. This support is
being carried out via radio in different communities, as this is the means of communication with the greatest
reach in the area.

We donated ponchos for kinder garden, elementary school, high school students and teachers to combat the
cold winter that was about to hit in the Peruvian Andes.