Khanitha Baker

HUGS

6953 Blair Dr.

Orlando

Florida

32818

United States

407-451-6912

Project Running Now but Needs Funds

MIP PERU Co-Creation Outline Funds for the MIP PERU projects will be received through H.U.G.S. (Humans Unifying Global Solutions ), a 501(c)(3) organization that is registered in Florida, U.S.A.. MIP PERU is working with us and a Global Group of Light-workers who are focused on creating a Light-workers hub in Tarapoto, Peru. Since April, 2014, our ground crew in Peru has been working with several local communities' administrations and the President of the Quechua people around Tarapoto. We are now ready to move into the next phase including design and construction. In our global group of Light-workers, we have a combined skill set that have come up with practical solutions for the problems we have so far encountered on the ground. As there are more and more Light-workers who have already started, or are in the process of starting their own self-sustaining communities in the surrounding area, we seek to be of assistance to these groups as well. We are currently meeting our needs through donations and volunteers, however, this is not sufficient. MIP PERU detailed list of projects: Project 1: Kawsay Yaku Pushushuy (Water and Energy for Life) San Roque du Cumbaza is chosen for the site of: the first “edible office” complex an all-access recycling center a large scale organic aquaponic food production center a wellness center for self-healing a self-sustainable education program effective micro-organisms remediation techniques holistic fresh water supply earth-centered electricity collection and distribution system recycling-based waste management cleanup and reforestation of damaged jungle areas due to cocoa and cafe' farming Project 2: Yaku Kawsanapa (Water for life)
 Aguano Muyuna will host a similar suite of projects as San Roque, with the inclusion of a larger tract of rain forest, some 4,974 hectares, marked for rejuvenation and renewal. Both sites are planned to become self-sustainable and self- governing once the projects are nearing completion. It is expected that what is learned by the residents of both villages will be passed on to neighboring villages during and after the projects are complete, with the end goal that a “net” of co-operation and sharing will result. Project 3: Cerelias, Guardians of the Animals basic infrastructure surrounding fresh water sanitation housing and quality of life issues assist the project and volunteers to return rescued wildlife and confiscated black market animals back to the jungle Project 4: Cerro Verde the creation of a rain forest education center and botanical garden access fresh water safe, clean electricity sanitation management provide a self-sustainable education center people from all over the world can learn the wonders of the rain-forest share the knowledge of healing plants for global benefit Project 5: Santa Elena, Marshland preservation fresh water sanitation safe, clean electricity assistance to provide housing, food and health care Project 6: Alto Cachiaku restoration of a small lake buried by a mudslide improvements in housing for volunteers fresh water supply sanitation safe, clean electricity Project 7: MIP PERU/HUGS Headquarters 3D printer project children's education center, English and art Light Mandala project aquaponic/hydroponic display area for the MIP offices. dodecahedron/pyramid healing/rejuvenation applications moto-taxi conversion to electric transportation energy healing center raw food cafe workshop area with basic tools Quantum Energy Generator Human Design school Project 8: Amazon Atlantis Project Creating models that shift the paradigm to a holistic worldview of connectedness. Researching, promoting, documenting and implementing viable solutions with the respect for the needs of all living beings and planetary health. Whole Systems Design Model to be replicated globally implementing sustainable practices, integrating all the projects. 
In Conclusion: Reliance of local services and skill sets, as well as alliance with shamanic traditions will ensure that each project will be in alignment and driven by the goals and prosperity of the local population. Through the implementation of our recycling and auto sustainability programs, the local populations of the villages will gain access to local food and resources, eliminating the need to access the jungle and soil the rivers for income. Our toxic, western ways have much to learn from the jungle and from the indigenous Peruvian people. We are focusing on sharing and co-creating an OPEN SOURCE model for all groups or projects that may request the information or benefit from our efforts. Thank you for considering our organization for your charitable contributions. Further information may be obtained from David Stewart, project manager at MIP PERU. David Stewart Email: HYPERLINK "mailto:mipperu4@gmail.com"mipperu4@gmail.com H.U.G.S. Email: WeGiveHugs@gmail.com H.U.G.S. Website: HYPERLINK "http://www.humansunifyingglobalsolutions.com/"http://www.humansunifyingglobalsolutions.com/ Tom and Danielle

$10Mil Up

Services and Implementation of above plans.