Veggies From Mexico Farms Celebrate Children’s Day
As every year, companies making up the Veggies From Mexico Community develop activities to celebrate Children’s Day with the children of their field workers. The little ones look forward to this date with enthusiasm, as they know it will be a day filled with fun and joy, with piñatas, music, dancing, food, games, cake, candies, and presents.
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This year, Veggies From Mexico was present in each of these companies, giving away fun tomato-like piñatas as a token of affection and gratitude for being a part of our community.
The member companies of Veggies From Mexico celebrated as follows:
Agroexportadora del Noroeste brought together the staff of all their three fields (El Milenio, El 17, and San Armando) in one location for the celebration. Children arrived at the party using the school bus. Then, they began breaking the piñatas, from the youngest to the oldest ones. They enjoyed snacks as appetizers. Afterwards, games were held, with prizes for the winners. Social workers and teachers helped keep the fun going. For food, children enjoyed delicious barbecue, cold soup, refried beans, and soft drinks. They also enjoyed cake, jelly, and juice, and at the end, each child received a present.
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Agricola Belher held celebrations at the schools attended by the children of their staff, as well as at “Dorita” and “Lo De Beltrán” Community Development Centers. Throughout the week, children participated in activities such as crazy hair and crazy socks, sports games, a movie day, and a pool party. At schools, the older ones danced and enjoyed a day full of music, piñatas, dancing, food, fruit, face painting, mini-golf games, marbles, and darts.
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Agricola El Nazario celebrated Children’s Day for the children of their administrative staff. Children broke piñatas, enjoyed snacks, played and participated in games, had face painting, and, of course, enjoyed cake and candies.
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Agricola El Porvenir (Tricar) held a Hawaiian-themed party at their shelters in Cuchilla, Acapulco, Cafetal, and El Porvenir. Children broke piñatas, enjoyed cake, music, and lots of fun.
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Promotora Agroindustrial y Comercial del Tamazula (Rodeli Growers) held their celebration with Paw Patrol-themed decorations, providing a joyful day with cake, piñatas and candies for their fields.
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Del Campo y Asociados celebrated Children’s Day at Campo Batan and Campo San Juan with Hawaiian-themed water jumps. Children enjoyed eating esquite, pork tacos, flavored water, fruit, and ice cream, in addition to participating in fun games.
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These activities reflect the commitment of companies to providing spaces for cohabitation and well-being for the families of their workers, especially children, who are an important part of these communities.
Learn more about our farming community at:
Our Community – Veggies From Mexico
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