Kids Club Report 11/29/2025
OUR BODY With teacher Alejandra our kids learned about the importance of taking care of your body. This meaningful experience helped the kids understand the difference between bones, muscles, organs and arteries, and how they work together to keep us moving and alive. Through fun activities and games guided by teacher Alejandra the kids [...]
Kids Club Report 11/24/2025
Fun Week with Teachers Alejandra, Lily, Mayra & Abraham. Big news and big splashes! This Monday, architect Irad and the crew kicked off phase one of our new Kids Club. They started by safely clearing the front area, and plan to wrap up this first step by January. While the work happens, we’re spending [...]
Kids Club Report 11/18/2025
The holiday Spirit The holidays are almost here, and our kids—together with Teacher Alejandra—filled our Kids Club with warm cheer. Using recycled materials, they created a beautiful Christmas tree by hand. Along the way, Teacher Alejandra gently taught patience, organization, and love. Our talented sculptors Our kids explored clay and strengthened their skills. With [...]
Kids Club Report 11/08/2025
Exciting activities this Week at Kids Club Our students started out the week with a fun drawing session led by Teacher Alejandra. They practiced simple shapes, light sketching, and careful outlining to turn everyday objects—like cups, flower vases, and toys—into drawings. With gentle step‑by‑step tips, they added shadows and little details, building confidence and [...]
Meet our new Kids Club Director
¡Hola! I’m Abraham Galeana, and I’m excited to return to this wonderful, meaningful organization. In 2020, during the pandemic, Amigos welcomed me into Kids Club as a teacher at the start of my career—a role that shaped me and opened many doors. I’m originally from Guerrero southern state of Mexico, and I’ve living [...]
Kids Club Report 10/31/2025
Kids Club Update – Amigos de La Cruz It was a festive and spooky week at Kids Club as we celebrated both Day of the Dead and Halloween! The children created beautiful Catrina skeletons using recycled cardboard and paper, wrote and illustrated their own spooky storybooks, and proudly shared them with their friends. On [...]






