contribution levels

Semilla: $250 MXN/month 

Small but real. $250 pesos covers the everyday lifelines that keep people moving:

• 50 metro or bus rides - getting to work, school, or a job interview

• A month of mobile data - to navigate the city, contact legal aid, and call home

• A week of groceries for one person eating simply

Raíz: $500 MXN/month 

$500 pesos bridges the gap between getting by and getting ahead:

• School fees or supplies for a child starting in a new classroom

• A doctor's visit or essential medication at a public clinic

• Transport for a full month plus a few warm meals at a local comedor

Refugio: $1,000 MXN/month 

$1,000 pesos starts to address the costs that derail a fresh start:

• A meaningful contribution toward rent in a shared home

• A legal trámite - work permit fees, a birth certificate copy, or a driver's license application

• A therapy session - because healing from displacement takes more than food and shelter

• A cultural outing or activity - a reminder that joy and dignity belong to everyone

Alas: $2,000 MXN/month

$2,000 pesos can turn survival into stability:

• Workforce development - a skills course, certification, or training program to enter the formal economy

• Groceries + transport + data for a full month, all covered

• Medical care and a therapy visit in the same month

• A contribution toward rent that actually makes a dent