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A SONG IN THE NIGHT

AZ · EIN 813595057 · $53K rev · operational · www.asonginthenight.org
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A Song in the Night supports children and families in Guatemala to access education, food, and shelter, with a focus on overcoming poverty-related barriers to schooling. The organization provides weekly food packages, educational support, and emergency relief, particularly after disasters like the 2018 Volcán de Fuego eruption. Programs include academic tutoring, technology access, and career advancement guidance, all integrated with spiritual and emotional support.

activities · 22

what they do

direct service · 19
  • Economic Empowerment and Self-Sufficiency Microfinance and Business Training for Entrepreneurs
    Provides small investments for individuals to start home industries, and distributes resources like livestock, seeds, and tools to help families achieve self-sustainability.
  • Economic Empowerment and Self-Sustainability Microfinance and Business Training for Entrepreneurs
    Provides small investments for individuals to start home industries, distributes water filtration systems, and offers livestock, seeds, and tools to help families achieve self-sustainability.
  • Educational Support Programs Children's Education Sponsorship
    Supports children and adults in accessing and continuing education through school enrollment, provision of school supplies, tutoring for special needs, and running summer school and Vacation Bible School programs.
  • Educational Support and Programs Children's Education Sponsorship
    Supports children and adults in accessing and succeeding in education through school enrollment assistance, provision of school supplies, tutoring, and running educational programs like Vacation Bible School and Summer School.
  • Housing and Home Improvement Emergency Shelter Services
    Provides shelter, including operating group homes for children and offering housing for women in crisis, and conducts home repairs to protect families from environmental hazards like flooding.
  • Provides shelter, including operating group homes for children and offering long-term housing for individuals with disabilities, and conducts home repairs to protect families from environmental hazards.
  • Medical and Dental Care Assistance Mobile and Fixed Community Medical Clinics
    Provides assistance for critical medical and dental needs, including surgeries, medications, supplies, and long-term care for various conditions, often for children and families who cannot afford treatment.
  • Providing basic needs support Emergency Supply Distribution
    Provides basic necessities including food, clothing, shelter, hygiene products, and household essentials to families and individuals in need. This includes weekly distribution of food and household items, and providing emergency relief supplies during disasters.
  • Providing counseling and long-term follow-up Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Provides counseling services, including sending trained counselors to assist disaster survivors. The organization also engages in long-term follow-up with previously assisted women to observe positive life changes.
  • Providing educational support Children's Education Sponsorship
    Supports children and adults in accessing education by providing school supplies, uniforms, tuition assistance, individual tutoring for special needs students, and laptops. The organization also runs a school from pre-kindergarten to 9th grade and offers Vacation Bible School and Summer School programs.
  • Providing home repairs and improvements
    Conducts home repairs to protect families from flooding, including roofing reinforcement, drainage channels, and wall repairs. The organization also provides water filtration systems to families.
  • Providing medical and dental care assistance Mobile and Fixed Community Medical Clinics
    Assists individuals and families with critical medical and dental needs, including funding for surgeries, medications, supplies, and ongoing treatments. This also includes providing medical care in a clinic setting and assisting with specialized therapies.
  • Providing shelter and housing assistance Emergency Shelter Services
    Offers shelter for women in crisis and their children, operates group homes for children, and provides long-term care and housing for individuals with severe disabilities. This also includes assisting families who house disaster survivors.
  • Providing spiritual support and discipleship Discipleship & Leadership Training Programs
    Supports individuals and families in developing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ through regular discipleship, counseling, and spiritual support. This includes supporting children's participation in church-based spiritual events.
  • Provision of Basic Needs and Emergency Relief Emergency Supply Distribution
    Provides essential items such as food, clothing, shelter, hygiene products, and household essentials to families and individuals in need, including emergency relief during crises like natural disasters.
  • Spiritual and Counseling Support Women's Faith-Based Bible Study & Prayer Groups
    Offers regular discipleship, counseling, and spiritual support to mothers and children, and supports children's participation in church-based spiritual events.
  • Spiritual and Counseling Support Women's Faith-Based Bible Study & Prayer Groups
    Offers regular discipleship, counseling, and spiritual support to mothers and children, and facilitates participation in church-based spiritual events.
  • Supporting self-sustainability initiatives Microfinance and Business Training for Entrepreneurs
    Provides small investments for supplies, transportation, or resources to help individuals start home industries. The organization also provides livestock, seeds, and tools to disaster survivors to help them achieve self-sustainability.
  • Water Filtration System Distribution Clean Water Access Initiatives
    Provides ECOFILTRO water filtration systems to families to improve access to clean drinking water.
capacity building · 3
strategies · 7

how they think

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named programs · 5

what they call their work

Educational Support Program
Provides academic support, tutoring, and school supplies to help children stay in school; includes special needs tutoring and parental involvement in learning
English as a Second Language
Developing an ESL program for adults and older youth to improve employment opportunities
Food and Household Assistance
Distributes weekly food packages including staples like rice, beans, and milk, along with hygiene items and clothing to families in need
Home Grown Academic Support Year-Round
Runs vacation and summer school programs led by older students, combining education with spiritual growth and community building
Volcano Relief and Long-Term Recovery
Responded to the 2018 Volcán de Fuego eruption with emergency supplies, counseling, shelter support, and long-term rebuilding assistance
relationships · 11

who they work with

  • Casa Bernabe Partner — Co-directed Casa Bernabe children's ministry from 1994 to 2007 and integrated parallel ministries under its structure.
  • Casa Bernabe Partner — Partnered to assist survivors of the Volcan de Fuego disaster, including providing supplies, counseling, and preparing to receive displaced children.
  • Donie Partner — Hosts and cares for Sarita and supports multiple families, receiving water filtration systems and other assistance from A Song in the Night.
  • Donie's home Partner — Used as a central location for discipleship, counseling, and emergency support for mothers and children.
  • FOCE Network — Donie Hernandez co-founded FOCE (Friends of Children Everywhere) in 2005 and serves on its Advisory Board.
  • FOCE Partner — Partnered to assist survivors of the Volcan de Fuego disaster.
  • FUNPRONI Partner — Donie Hernandez serves on the Board of Directors for FUNPRONI-Casa Bernabe in Guatemala.
  • Facebook Partner — Plans to connect via Facebook page to expand outreach and engagement.
  • House of Samuel Partner — Collaborated with House of Samuel in Arizona, which supported Donie Hernandez's early service and sent her to Guatemala.
  • Steve Baker Partner — Missionary and friend who prepared and taught students to use donated laptops.
  • Verbo Church Partner — Received and distributed goods collected by Casa Bernabe for disaster relief.