Juanito Han, a traveler who believes that sharing makes us truly rich, discovered the reality of poverty while exploring the world with a vision of responsible tourism. 

He wondered: Why did a child have to work on the street instead of going to school? 

Why couldn't a child survive when simple treatment and basic medications could save them? 

What he saw wasn't just poverty, but a lack of opportunities.

In 2014, while living in Poco Poco, 

one of the most remote communities in Bolivia, 

he decided to build a school and gave it a hopeful name: 

Hope Flower School. 

But there was a problem: He had no funds to build it. 

So he asked his community and social media networks for help with a simple request: Just 1 cent to build a school.

Thanks to many small donations, the school became a reality. 

From 2015 until today, the project has grown and reached Bolivia, Sri Lanka, and Mexico. 

Currently, we operate five Flor de Esperanza schools, providing free education to children from low-income families. 

In 2019, we also opened a medical clinic in a vulnerable community in Mexico, offering free care to those who need it most.

Today, more than 6 million coins arrive each year to support those most in need. 

450+ children study and receive daily meals. 

200+ patients receive free medical care every month. 

4,000+ families living in poverty have found new life opportunities. The hearts we gather have become 'opportunities' for others.

From Cointree schools, for the first time a student has reached university. 

A child who had been supported by Cointree became a Cointree employee teaching 140 children in his hometown. 

There are children and families who recovered their lives thanks to timely treatments and medicines. 

Cointree focuses on changing one child's world, transforming a child and their family, and making a difference in a village.