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Coqui Charities is dedicated to revitalizing the vibrant
culture of Puerto Rico
Our Projects
Cultural Exchange
Community Micro Projects
Who We are
The mission of Coqui Charities is simple – to promote the social, economic and cultural welfare of Puerto Rico. We are a group of people who recognize that Puerto Rico is a special place, as unique as a coqui, and full of talented and vibrant people. The passage of the hurricane has been a very hard, collective time for our island and our goal is to help restore Puerto Rico and bring it back to its best. Coqui Charities brings to life a whole-hearted idea – the idea that together we can be the catalyst to bring Puerto Rico back to its splendor.
Coqui Charities is dedicated to revitalizing the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico.
Recent News
Elegel Group and Coquí Charities are working on Las50
Elegel Group and Coquí Charities are working on Las50, a community transformation project.
LAS50 support great artists that use urban contemporary art and murals, primarily to transform the street and drive businesses of Calle Loiza, Condado and beyond.
So far there are 14 completed murals and one in progress. You can see the murals here at www.las50.com. We encourage you to visit our webpage, www.coquicharities.org link and consider a donation. Your support will help local artists and stimulate local businesses.
This is the story of Alexis E. Cruz
Andrea Kramer, Ballet Mistress from New Jersey, met Alexis E. Cruz Castro during the “Bailar al Sol” project in Puerto Rico. She saw a big potential and great talent in him. Kramer wanted to keep working with him at her School at Ballet Forté in New Jersey. Working together with Kramer, Coqui Charities found a place where he could stay for free and got Alexis a scholarship so he could take private lessons with Andrea at Forte Academy. He was sponsored by Coquí for 7 months until COVID-19 changed our lives. Nonetheless, Kramer keeps working with him online. During his time there he had a few obstacles, a different country, and a different language but that did not stop him.