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Icon_word_16 Charles Reed Cagle A Brief History of Casa Angelina

A businessman and humanitarian, Charles Reed Cagle contributes to such organizations as Kids on Bikes, Inc., the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, and Young Life. Additionally, Reed Cagle founded the nonprofit Outreachers to support Rocky Mountain Kids in Colorado Springs and Casa Angelina in Guatemala.

One of Central America's largest orphanages, Casa Angelina has housed children for more than five years. Established by the Christian preacher and missionary Ivan Tait, Casa Angelina was originally situated on 15 acres of land. Using funds donated by Christian churches and organizations around the world, Tait grew the orphanage to include three additional acres and constructed several small homes designed to house 10 to 20 children each. 

With the support of organizations like Outreachers, which donated funds to build the orphanage's school and provides monthly support, Casa Angelina continues to serve children in need. Today, 75 children who have been abused or neglected live on Casa Angelina's 18-acre campus. The orphanage's leaders hope that eventually, Casa Angelina will be able to care for up to 500 children.