We are pioneers in the area of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in Costa Rica. Donations go toward helping us bring restoration, healing and education to the girls in the safe houses. Other donations go to our programs that assist women living in "at risk" environments.
If you would like to donate by wire transfer or donate stock, please email admin@amigosofcostarica.org to receive the indicated account information. We will also confirm which project you would like to support with your donation and how you would like to receive your receipt.
Amigos of Costa Rica charges a 3% fee on donations. If you would like to cover the fees associated with your donation, please include an additional 3%.
Please make payable to Amigos of Costa Rica and mail to:
Amigos of Costa Rica
P. O. Box 748
West Chester, PA 19381
Amigos of Costa Rica charges a 3% fee on donations. If you would like to cover the fees associated with your donation, please include an additional 3%.
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We are pioneers in the area of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in Costa Rica. Costa Rica has excellent laws, but training and motivation are desperately needed. We are making excellent progress one step at a time. There are key people in government offices that love what we do and are assisting to the best of their ability.
We employ 12 local Costa Rican nationals, and have ~30 additional Costa Rican nationals who volunteer in a wide variety of ways.
We also host college interns from universities in the United States, and have full-time volunteers who come for 1 to 3 years. We receive a large number of volunteers who experience great satisfaction while serving these victims.
Most donations go toward helping us bring restoration, healing and education to the girls in the safe houses. Other donations go to our programs that assist women living in "at risk" environments.
(Due to the sensitive nature of the people we serve it is not possible to share photographs of any individuals.)
