About Mission Critical Facilities International

Obras Sociales del Santo Hermano Pedro, the Sanctuary of Humanity, was founded over 30 years ago in Guatemala to follow in the footsteps of Saint Hermano Pedro in the care and service of the poor and sick. The hospital has been renovated to create space for medical care of children and adults with chronic diseases who might otherwise be abandoned.

In Mission Critical Facilities International’s tradition of care and community service, we have donated a much-needed generator to the effort so that caregivers are better able to help the sick and dependent live healthier, more fruitful lives.

It means so much to our teams that we’re able not only to fulfill the needs of economically important businesses all over the globe, but that also we have the chance to try to make an impact on the lives of people a world away. In the age of information technology, it’s heartwarming to know that our power and cooling systems can enable humanitarian efforts to maximize the amount of care they can give to men, women, and children who need it.

The wonderful caregivers in Guatemala shared some kind words with us:

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Greetings from all of us who are part of the Obras Sociales del Santo Hermano Pedro, Sanctuary of Humanity family.

On behalf of our 250 residents in Virgen del Socorro, the Franciscan fraternity and the maintenance team, we would like to thank you deeply for continuing to show us your faithful generosity and friendship by supporting us with an electric generator, for facilitating the installation of the generator, and for providing tools to our maintenance department.

The ongoing help and love from benefactors like you make it possible for us to maintain humanitarian work and strengthen ourselves and our efforts day after day.

May you and your families continue to be blessed in abundance.

“Gratitude is the key that turns problems into blessings and the unexpected into beautiful gifts.”

We are eternally grateful for the positivity we have received from the hard workers in Guatemala and will continue to provide equipment and services to keep the dream of love and hope alive at Obras Sociales del Santo Hermano Pedro.

There are few charitable efforts as far-reaching and heartfelt as the Community First! Village in Austin, Texas. Created & sponsored by Mobile Loaves & Fishes, it’s a community of formerly homeless men and women built on 51 acres to give the less fortunate a second chance.

The community offers food and medical care as well as leisure time activities within the construct of affordable housing. Counselors and professionals offer career and mental health support, and residents are given the opportunity to turn their lives around by taking advantage of the community’s offerings to build a rich, fulfilling working and home life.

Mission Critical Facilities International Believes in Community First!

The Mission Critical team visits the Community First! Village often and lends a hand wherever hands are needed. On June 9, 2018, the crew came by to give the gardens and yards some well-needed care – fortunately, we know the rigors of backbreaking work very well, and our previous experience helping out on the grounds allowed us to captain our efforts confidently.

We worked in the vegetable gardens and helped manicure some lawns for the very friendly residents:

The community needs the gardens to ensure they can provide enough food for everyone on a regular basis while still maintaining and upgrading their available facilities and services. We were, of course, more than happy to help bring more nutritious food to those in need!

Our helping hands also pulled weeds from the residents’ yards so they could feel more proud of their homes. We hope to inspire more people to make profound improvements in their lives by building their sense of confidence and self-worth.

It won’t be our last visit; the team loves working with Community First! every time we get together to help. It doesn’t just build our sense of camaraderie – it also helps us integrate into the local community and give back to a city that has given us so much.

Join us next time we head out – an extra pair of hands or two goes a long, long way!