Peru Orphanage Update - Smarter Every Day 163 | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

This video provides an update on the Not Forgotten Orphanage in Peru, showcasing new kids, playground equipment, a new house, and the positive impact of the organization.

Key Insights

• 👪 The Not Forgotten Orphanage has successfully provided a safe and loving home for numerous children in Peru.
• 👶 The addition of playground equipment has enhanced the children's experience at the orphanage.
• 👶 The organization's expansion to a third house showcases their commitment to helping more children in need.
• 😨 The children in the orphanage are taught the importance of taking care of their belongings.
• 👪 The orphanage provides a family-like environment with Peruvian mothers and fathers taking care of the children.
• ❓ The organization relies on support from Patreon to continue its operations and make a positive impact.
• 🤨 The Project for Awesome has been instrumental in raising awareness and support for the Not Forgotten Orphanage.

Transcript

Hey it's me, Destin. Welcome back to Smarter Every Day Every December, here at Smarter Every Day, we help an orphanage in Peru, and a million people are new to Smarter Every Day this year, so you might not know about this. So if you want to learn how we got to this point, click on any of these videos: However, because I didn't get to go this year, ... Read More

Questions & Answers

Q: How many new kids have been welcomed into the Not Forgotten Orphanage?

Eight new kids have been welcomed into the orphanage, bringing the total number of children to 23. This expansion allows the organization to provide a safe and loving home for more children in need.

Q: How did the orphanage acquire playground equipment?

A local church generously donated all of the playground equipment to the orphanage. The equipment has been well-received by the children and provides them with a fun and engaging space to play.

Q: How many houses does the Not Forgotten Orphanage currently have?

The organization currently has three houses. Eight children reside in two houses, while the third house accommodates seven children. This model allows the children to feel a sense of ownership and stability in their homes.

Q: Who takes care of the children in the orphanage?

The children live with Peruvian mothers and fathers who love and care for them as if they were their own. This family-like setting allows the children to experience the love and support they deserve.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The Not Forgotten Orphanage in Peru has welcomed eight new kids into a safe and loving home, bringing the total number of children to 23.

• A local church donated playground equipment to the orphanage, creating a fun and engaging space for the children.

• The organization opened a third house, providing stability and a sense of ownership for the children.