The American School Foundation of Guadalajara, A.C.

• IHO

• VS American, Inc.

• Hospital en casa

• Hector Pérez CAHISER

• Seguros Monterrey

• El Informador

• Tent and Logistics

• GP Global Print

• Royal Thai Spa

• Beneficia Vini

• Bansi

• Brayco

• Oz Toyota

• Cash sponsors.

• In kind sponsors.

• $305,000 pesos.

• $218,800 pesos.

• Piña Palmera

• Flavored water for the Ambassadors Meeting.

• $890 pesos in kind.

• ASFG Community

• Collection of Non-Perishable Goods

  Through this program, our school community (students, parents, teachers, and administrators) can support nearby and distant communities in the event of natural disasters by collecting and storing non-perishable food items and hygiene products throughout the school year. This ensures we are prepared to respond quickly when needed.

• ASFG Helps also serves as a way to support other organizations in our community as they assist and help vulnerable populations.

• $4,000 pesos in kind.

• Mónica Salles & Ana Karina Salles

• It wasn’t exactly an event, but Mrs. Ana and Mónica Salles kindly brought pan de muerto for the entire staff.

• $8,000 pesos in kind.

• Early Childhood Parents

• Decorate a festive space to welcome Santa, creating the perfect setting for children to take memorable photos.

• Mrs. Pilar Rios, from the Cossio Rios family

• Mrs. Pilar Rios, from the Cossio Rios family, generously donated four whiteboards and one chalkboard of various sizes to the school.

• $10,000 pesos.

• Mr. Mario Aguilar

• Mr. Mario Aguilar generously donated 100 food baskets in celebration of Mother's Day, which were distributed to the staff.

• $49,900 pesos.

• Early Childhhood families

• Thanks to the enthusiastic participation of Early Childhood families and the positive support of the ASFG community, funds were raised to benefit Súper Escuadrón Canino, a local organization dedicated to finding loving homes for abandoned dogs and cats. We also enjoyed delicious desserts, filling the school with joy and excitement. To view photos from the event, please visit @ec_asfg on Instagram.

• $55,750 pesos.

• First-Grade Students

• The first-grade school trip aimed to teach students the responsibility of caring for a pet, fostering awareness of living beings, and supporting their development outside the classroom environment. During the trip, 86 bags of pet food were brought along as part of the initiative.

• $50,000 pesos.

• Early Childhood and Elementary students

Learning to give and share, fostering solidarity, and developing a genuine desire to help others without expecting anything in return. Contributions such as clothing, sweaters, pants, shoes, and blankets are greatly appreciated and make a meaningful difference.

• It cannot be calculated, as it is second-hand clothing.

• The American School Foundation of Guadalajara. A.C.

• The furniture for Elementary students was updated, and the replaced items were donated to public schools through the Jalisco Department of Education. In total, approximately 600 sets of desks and chairs were delivered, which were distributed across 4 schools in underserved areas.

• $500,000 pesos.

• The Parents' Association

• Celebrating the teachers for all the hard and important work they do, each teacher received a gift card as a token of appreciation.

• $18,000 pesos.

• 3rd. grade students and the Parents Association

• The puppet group "La Cucaracha" performed at the school, and third-grade students collected non-perishable food items to donate, which were then distributed to indigenous communities in Jalisco by the group. The ASFG Parents' Association made a donation of 5,000 pesos to purchase food packages, which were also given to the group for the same purpose. This activity aimed to teach students about the legends and worldview of indigenous peoples.

• $5,500 pesos.

• Tequila Campo Azul

• Tequila San Matías

• Drinks for the Staff Holiday Celebration.

• $22,125 pesos.

• Middle School Parents

• Recreational event for all Middle School students.

  We are requesting support from 6 to 8 parents to help ensure the safety and smooth running of the event.

• The Parents' Association

• The parents' association donated 8 large jugs of aguas frescas for the 4th and 8th grade Promotion Ceremonies.

• $5,400 pesos

• Middle School Parents

• The parents actively participated in the event, taking charge of distributing hot chocolate and pan de muerto. Additionally, after the parade, they diligently supervised and attended to the food area that had been arranged for the occasion.

• $6,000 pesos

• Middle School

• Students Day.

• The Parents' Association

• The Parents' Association donated 6,000 pesos to two students for their work in service learning. The students then choose two organizations from Middle School to donate their award (Brian Merrill Award).

• $6,000 pesos.

• ASFG Alumni

• Generations that participated:

  2001, 2003, 2011, 2012, 2016

• The purpose of this project is to revitalize the tree-lined area on Colomos Street, right outside our beloved school, providing pedestrians with a more enjoyable experience. Additionally, we brought together alumni, family, and friends in a fun activity: planting trees.

• 5 Trees.

• Alumni Association

• The Alumni Association carried out the Andador Colomos Verde III project and raised 10,000 pesos for the ESF Scholarship Foundation.

• $10,000 pesos.

• Tequila Orendain

• Piña Palmera

• Tequila Ollitas

• Bagui du Monde

• Agostina Chemell

• The goal of Networking Night is to foster connections among alumni, create opportunities for project collaboration, and strengthen the ASFG community. By offering 5 slots for elevator pitches, it provides a platform for alumni to present their ideas or ventures, inspire others, and generate potential partnerships—all in a relaxed atmosphere, complemented by dinner, drinks, and meaningful conversations.

• Venue loan: Cava Orendain - Ciudad Granja.

• 3 bottles of tequila for the toast.

• 20 baguettes - Bagui du Monde.

• 2 dispensers of fresh water - Piña Palmera.

• Desserts and snacks: Alumni.

• ASFG Staff

• Pili has had some health complications that have led her to be admitted to the hospital for treatment for a hiatal hernia with gastrointestinal complications. Fortunately, she is now out of the hospital. Although Pili has medical insurance from the school, the additional costs of all her treatments are important to her.

• $13,598 pesos.

• ASFG Parents and ASFG community

• All the students brought something to help gather the food baskets that were donated.

  The time that the mothers dedicated to supporting the event.

• Aranguren family

• OZ Toyota

• Nania casa del té

• LVMH (Lazo Villa Moel García Abogados)

• VIVO47

• Fiesta Latina

• Alpha Channel

• Diverso

• Lupita Vázquez

• In-kind and monetary sponsorships.

• $250,000 pesos

• Mexport

• Poinsettias.

• $2,750 pesos

• The Alumni Association

• During the school's event, various booths were set up to raise funds, including one by alumni where the Kindness Tree activity was organized. This activity invited the community to make donations and decorate the Christmas tree with personalized decorations:

• Thanks to this initiative and the enthusiasm of our community, we were able to raise $13,000 MXN (thirteen thousand pesos), of which $10,000 MXN was donated to support the ONI cause, while also strengthening the spirit of unity between generations.

• Alumni from various generations participated, with the most generous being the classes of 2009 and 2006.

• $13,000 pesos.