Phil and Donna Waldron were missionaries on the island of Cozumel. They soon realized there were more than 1.6 million orphaned and abandoned children in Mexico (Unicef 2005). With an infrastructure incapable of adequately caring for them, many of these children end up living on the streets. The Waldrons envisioned a home where these children would live in a loving, healthy, Christian environment for the remainder of their childhood. A small group of people worked to make the Waldron’s vision a reality.

In 2002, with a donated rental house, the first children began to arrive. It soon became apparent to everyone who met them that these children were truly angels. Since that time, the children have continued to arrive. In 2007, property was purchased and building began on a permanent Ciudad de Angeles campus. Eventually the campus will contain ten houses and several resource buildings. This completed campus will be home for as many as 100 children.