AEDRA INC
EIN 86-1955183
What they do
WE ASSISTED FAMILIES IN RURAL AREAS IN MEXICO WITH SEED CAPITAL to EXPAND A SMALL BUSINESS to SUSTAIN THEIR FAMILIES In 2025, AEDRA Supported 6 Recipients Across Mexico With A Total of ~$1,662.43 In Seed Capital: Erandy Magaña, Sheyla Daniela Camacho Ortiz & Yoselin Casteleón Hernández - Yautepec, Morelos ($150 Each): Three Women From The Afro-Paracas Community Received A Joint Grant to Open A Beauty Salon - Both A Source of Income and A Way to Preserve Their Afro-Mexican Heritage Through Hairdressing Traditions. Irma Dinorah Meneses - San Juanito, Chihuahua ($451): A Returning Partner, Irma Used This Grant to Support Machi Ko A.C., A Local Nonprofit, Providing Materials for A Community Workshop On Eco-brick Construction. Antonia Tellez Hernandez - Coyolapa, Hidalgo ($380.43): A Single Mother of Two In The Huasteca Hidalguense Region, Antonia Had Long Wanted to Start A Small Food Business But Lacked The Capital. This Grant Funded A Fruit Stand In Her Local Market. Viviana Y Domingo - A
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ContactHOLIKA CASTILLOPresident
Mailing address7050 W Palmetto Park Rd 15-527, Boca Raton, FL 33433
Main phone(720) 771-1541 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2022
- County
- Palm Beach
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