Good Initiatives for Everyone at FundaSitio

FundaSitio helping every organization

In order to link non-profit organizations and collaborators to create online spaces that help contribute to the welfare of society FundaSitio was born jointly with an initiative of Rafael Nunez, who motivated by his social sensitivity has decided to promote the dissemination of activities of charities, through the creation and donation of websites.

The origin and motivations of FundaSitio

Rafael Nunez

What FundaSitio is today is a concept that was created at the first time because of the awareness about the clear digital divide between organizations dedicated to the service of others and those people or organizations in need.

For the organization, concepts of Creation, Strengthening and Multiplication of the presence and the identity in the digital world are the main core of the hard and committed work of FundaSitio. The organization achieves all this by creating websites and advising on social networks on the foundations and nonprofit nongovernmental organizations, in order to promote their proper online presence as a platform to disseminate and comply with the approach of their social welfare objectives.

FundaSitio aims to be a non-profit organization recognized nationally and internationally for its excellence in supporting the digital expansion for strengthening social welfare, by donating webpages for other foundations. Some of the benefited organizations promoted by FundaSitio are:

·         Recreation Center K-rricitos Cooperative Association

K-rricitos Recreation Center

This organization was incorporated as an alternative for parents who live in the El Palmar and neighboring communities in Caracas; the Recreation Center K-rricitos Cooperative Association stands out as an institution for serving children with disabilities, ensuring their wellbeing and improving their quality of life.

·         UMA Association

UMA Association

It is possible to find an organization that provides humanitarian aid oriented child, adolescents and adults care in underserved communities in Venezuela. That organization is called Civil Association Una mano amiga (A Helping Hand in English), created in the year 1998.