Who we help

Today, Operation Canasta supports non-profits serving Argentina’s neediest children through annual grant awards of up to $3,500.
Grants are awarded to non-profits determined to be effectively serving the needs of our target population; children living in conditions of severe economic deprivation.
For more information on how to apply for a grant <<click here>>

Some of the organizations we've supported in recent years include
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Firmly believes that the child is the responsibility of the society in which he/she lives. www.avome.org

​Provides help against poverty which can cause malnutrition and poor health.  
​www.fundacionmashumanidad.org/

​Provides quality education to children and adolescent boys and girls who live in a vulnerable environment.
www.mariaguadalupe.org.ar

Promotes education and development of children and young adults by encouraging group participation. 
ww.facebook.com/GrupoEncuentroBariloche/?locale=es_LA
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Asociacion de Proteccion al Paralitico Cerebral : provides specialized care for people with cerebral palsy.
www.facebook.com/appaceoficial
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​Institute Fatima provides educational space for deaf and blind youth.
www.institucion-fatima.org.ar
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​Provides social assistance, job training and support for families.
www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069860060455
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Works for the human right to water.​
fundacionaguas.org/
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More than 15 CONIN Centers for the treatment of malnutrition in young children:
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FUNDECH (Corrientes)
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ACCIONAR (Mendoza)
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Fundación Nutrir (Salta)
Centers which provide after-school programs for children in need
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Amigos del Menor y la Familia (Tres Arroyos)
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Caminemos Juntos (Tres Arroyos)
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Centro de Apoyo Familiar (Santa Clotilde
Center of food distribution

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Banco de Alimentos de Cordoba (Cordoba)
Rural schools for the WICHI indigenous community

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Redes solidarias (Chaco)
 
Scholarship for children in secondary school
Fundación Grano de Mostaza ​​
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Fundación Grano de Mostaza ​
Building orchards in school
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Huerta Niño
​IPSI Instituto Privado psicopedagógico (Mendoza)
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School for children with special needs