Dora Sustaita, born on March 31, 1977, in Guatemala, is the sole daughter among four brothers. A Business Administration student, she adopted her identity as a daughter of God at nineteen. Seeking better opportunities, she moved to the United States, where she’s now a dedicated employee, wife, and mother of two.

Growing up in challenging economic circumstances near a garbage dump, Dora developed a compassionate spirit early on. Despite facing poverty, she actively contributed to others’ well-being, sharing blessings in the form of spices, clothing, or any item that could bring joy to those less fortunate.

Her caring heart and deep empathy have consistently shone through, prompting her to fulfill Mark 12:31 by loving her neighbors as herself. Dora initiated her first project to aid migrants at the border, rallying family, friends, and local churches to donate groceries and clothing. Her generosity extended beyond North Texas, reaching various border locations.

As news of Dora’s ministry spread, donations increased, expanding not only across the United States but also into Latin America. Today, she continues to inspire with her commitment, investment, and solid generosity.