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This is Stefania. She was forced to leave Venezuel

This is Stefania. She was forced to leave Venezuela almost three years ago in search of a job and food. That decision forced her to make one of the toughest decisions a mother can be faced with -- she chose to leave her young daughter Camila behind with her own mom due to the unsafe and unknown journey ahead. ⠀
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Now that Stefania has a safe place to live and a good job, she made the trek back to Venezuela for her daughter. After almost three years of not seeing her and missing some of the most formative years, Stefania was worried. ⠀
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What if her daughter didn't recognize her? ⠀
What if she rejected her as a mother?⠀
What if she blamed her for leaving her behind? ⠀
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Stefania spent 10 days traveling by bus, and by foot at times, to get back to her daughter who is now 6 years old. Their reunion proved that love goes beyond borders. Stefania and Camila are safely back in Peru with Stefania's one year old son and they are getting to know one another again. Each day feels sweeter on the other side of a long separation for this family. ⠀
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#venezolanosenperu #venezolanosenlima #supportrefugees #refugees #refugeestories #displaced #immigration #support #harriettubman #superhero #supermom @brothersbakeryinternational #reunion #reunification #familyreunification #notallheroswearcapes

To Xavier, opening Brothers Bakery was the fulfill

To Xavier, opening Brothers Bakery was the fulfillment of one of his biggest dreams. And for his parents it was too. Last week, Xavier's parents went on a virtual tour of @brothersbakeryinternational and got to see all the progress that their son and his team are making. While any parent would be proud, it meant something more for Xavier's parents, who are still in Venezuela. They are parents who've had to make the hard decision to let their children flee to other countries, hoping they could build a better life. Some, like Xavier's dad, hope to follow and join their children one day. He can't yet, he needs to wait until he's in a more stable medical condition. But until then, he's finding joy in seeing their son thrive and support other refugees! #pastries #pan #pastrychef #frenchbread #croissant #venezolanosenperu #venezolanosenlima #supportrefugees #refugees #refugeestories #displaced #immigration #entrepreneur #buildyourownbusiness #bringhomethebacon #supportsmallbusiness #support

Night shift represent!!! Nights at @brothersbake

Night shift represent!!! Nights at @brothersbakeryinternational are lit! This crew doesn't mess around! They are completely invested in this amazing Bakery - working jobs that are safe, pay a living wage, with an incredible team. Can't "Beat It" 🎂🍰🍪🥖🥐🍞🕺🏽💃🏽 #pastries #pan #pastrychef #frenchbread #croissant #venezolanosenperu #venezolanosenlima #supportrefugees #refugees #refugeestories #displaced #immigration #entrepreneur #buildyourownbusiness #bringhomethebacon #supportsmallbusiness #support #michaeljackson #moonwalker #moonwalk #panaderia #bakery

For those of you who have been following our journ

For those of you who have been following our journey in Peru over the years, you probably recognize Lucia. We first met her over 3 years ago. She’s changed a lot in three years. Fear and insecurity have turned into security and confidence. Depression no longer keeps her in bed all day. Ever since she was 5 years old, Lucia worked by selling trinkets to tourists on the streets of Cusco. It was long hours and hard work, but what came after work was often harder. If Lucia went home without enough money her father would beat her. And then she’d wake up and do it all over again the next day. This early experience started Lucia down a path of destruction that ended at a women’s shelter in Cusco. That shelter represented an ending and a beginning. We supported Lucia and her two young boys as they transitioned out of the shelter and eventually to Lima. Here, they found the fresh start they were looking for. Her two boys are healthy and growing and Lucia is one of the cashiers at Brothers Bakery. It is the first job she has ever had that is SAFE and provides her a living wage. She and her boys have a safe place to live, food on the table, a community of support and most importantly hope for the future. ⠀ #pastries #pan #bread #singlemom #comeback #newstart #safe @brothersbakeryinternational #supportrefugees #refugees #refugeestories #displaced #bringhomethebacon #supportsmallbusiness #support

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