The Rainbow became an important meeting place for local non-profits and NGOs over 11 years ago when the Evening Lectures /NGO Talks first began. The idea of the lectures/talks is to be a link between the NGO and people interested in getting involved with the great projects that work towards making a better Guatemala.
Every talk we host increases a NGOs public exposure as well as the probability that someone attending may decide to volunteer, donate money or fundraise for the charity. Since hosting the first talk (Sue Patterson´s) we´ve had more than 50 local non-profits and NGO´s presenting!
A donation of Q25 is asked for to each person attending the talk, the donation given goes directly to the presenting NGO.
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Tejidos Cotzal
5:30 pm
Tejidos Cotzal
Mar 10 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
 Tejidos Cotzal is a group of 42 Mayan women from San Juan Cotzal, Quiche, who are all passionate weavers. Cotzal was hit by the civil war worse than any other place in Guatemala and left[...]
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EducArte/Artesanas
5:30 pm
EducArte/Artesanas
Mar 17 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
 We are a non-governmental organization, with transversal axes such as social justice through Arts, education, the empowerment of women; integrating the pedagogy of peace as a main base. Our work is focused on community service[...]
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Asociación Educando Guatemala
11:30 pm
Asociación Educando Guatemala
Mar 24 @ 11:30 pm – Mar 25 @ 12:30 am
 Asociación Educando Guatemala: Reinforcing rural inclusive education in Guatemala In Asociación Educando Guatemala we are aware of the needs that the children of the community of Chimaltenango have. In order to help reduce these needs and[...]
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Mayan Dances by indigenous children from Nuevo Amanecer
5:30 pm
Mayan Dances by indigenous children from Nuevo Amanecer
Mar 31 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
 New Dawn is a Guatemalan NGO focused on community development in San Andres Itzapa, Chimaltenango since 1989. They promote health, education and the strengthening of indigenous leaders in the community. They provide learning support and[...]
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