When reviewing Fundación Impronta’s 2025 Management Report, one figure stands out immediately: 4,580 lives impacted, including children, youth and adults, primarily teachers. This number represents a 5% growth compared to the previous year, but beyond the statistics, what truly defines our work is the profile and the stories of those who are part of our community in Caucagüita and beyond.
Childhood as an absolute priority
At Impronta, we believe that to transform the future, we must act in the earliest present. For this reason, 88% of our beneficiaries are boys and girls under the age of 12. Our management has focused on ensuring that the educational and well-being gap is closed from the ground up.
Whether through a book from Lectura sobre Ruedas (Reading on Wheels), the innovative pedagogical support of Aula 360, vocational discovery in the Integrated Arts Laboratory or participation in the Caucagüita 5K race, every action is designed so that children and adolescents in vulnerable sectors can overcome barriers and reach their full potential.
Lectura sobre Ruedas
Gender focus: empowering girls
Another relevant data point from our management is that 51% of our beneficiaries are girls and women. We understand that investing in the education and well-being of girls has a multiplier effect on families and the community. By providing them with access to quality education, sports and recreation, we are strengthening the female leadership of tomorrow in Caucagüita.
Aula 360
A network expanding across Venezuela
Although our heart beats strongly in the Caucagüita parish of Miranda state —where this year we inaugurated Punto Impronta as our operational headquarters— our footprint has grown.
Thanks to the Exploradores de Lecturas (Reading Explorers) program —which we design and coordinate for the Education Alliance— in 2025 we successfully impacted children in 109 schools distributed across 7 regions of the country. This demonstrates that Impronta’s model is scalable and that the need for quality education is a cause that unites all of Venezuela.
More than beneficiaries, an active community
For us, those who receive support from Impronta are not passive agents. They are families who get involved, parents who celebrate their children’s reading progress, school principals and teachers who rediscover their vocation, and neighbors who join as volunteers.
As one of the school principals’ testimonials in the report states: “Impronta reaches the heart. It is that friend who tells you that your work is valuable, who is supporting you in caring for your students and is helping you encourage your teachers.”
Prof. Fidel Julio
As we close this cycle, we renew our commitment to each of those 4,580 faces. Because every opportunity created is a life beginning to write its own success story.
To learn more about our areas of impact, READ THE FULL REPORT HERE.
