Orphans
Support for children who lack the protection of a household — so they are not left alone by the mountain or the market.
Where the money goes
Orphans & Cusco
The book is not for private gain. What it earns returns to children, community, and language.
The mission
Care on the ground
Proceeds from Aywa Anka support orphans, the community of Cusco, and Quechua education for children.
Cusco is not a backdrop. It is home — the living centre of a people and a responsibility. White Eagle holds that the work of the book must feed the ones who need it most: children without family, the neighbours who raise and protect them, and a future where Quechua is still spoken.
When the digital edition opens, every unlock is meant as a gift that travels south — into care, food, shelter, belonging, and classrooms. We will keep this page honest as channels become public.
Three destinations
Clear purpose
Community of Cusco
Strength for the people who hold the city and its young: practical help, dignity, and continuity.
Quechua for children
Many children no longer speak Quechua — the native tongue is fading. Part of this work is education: keeping the language alive so the next generation can hear it, speak it, and carry it.
Language
Quechua must not die quietly
White Eagle’s path is not only prayer on the page. It is help for orphans, strength for the community of Cusco, and a future where Quechua is taught and loved — not remembered only in museums.
This site is not a peptide shop or a retail brand. It is the home of the book and the mission — kept separate from other commerce elsewhere.
Read the book when it is ready. Know that what you give goes to orphans, Cusco, and Quechua for children.