With a team of walkers following close behind, Bob Hentzen takes long strides while leading Walk2gether along an oceanside route in Colombia.

After a full day of walking, Veron Telar, CFCA's project coordinator in Manila, Philippines, poses next to a 40 kilometer mark (approx. 25 miles) on a Venezuelan road. Veron has been a member of the core team, walking alongside Bob from the very start of Walk2gether.

On a remote dirt road in Venezuela, the Walk2gether team can see the mountainous terrain that lies ahead.

Standing in a sea of smiling faces and Walk2gether t-shirts, Bob and Cristina Hentzen are surrounded by sponsored members in Venezuela.

Bob Hentzen is interviewed by a local news station as Walk2gether reaches the end of the route in Venezuela and enters into Colombia.

When Walk2gether reached the end of its route through Venezuela, Bob Hentzen joined a group of performers in a dance during the celebration.

Bob and the Walk2gether team enjoy a seaside view during a rest stop in Cartagena, Colombia.

Rafael Villalobos, CFCA's San Jose project coordinator, waves on passing vehicles as Walk2gether treks down a Costa Rican road.

Yacalin shares her juice with her mom in Guatemala. This week's Mother's Day celebration in the United States and in Central America honors the wisdom and strength of mothers in the CFCA community and around the world.

Heavy traffic, rugged terrain and rough road conditions are just some of the many obstacles that the Walk2gether team faces every day. This photo shows how the team of walkers and the Walk2gether vehicle must avoid a large pothole in the middle of a Costa Rican road.

Sporting his blue t-shirt and hat in support of Walk2gether, a CFCA-sponsored boy walks hand-in-hand with Bob as the Walk2gether team passes through Costa Rica.

Another mural in progress along the Walk2gether route. Five murals were painted in Venezuela to represent the walk and the importance of preserving our environment.

Walk2gether has left a lasting impact in Venezuela in the form of five murals located along the walk route. The murals symbolize scenes from the walk with a focus on nature and the importance of preserving our environment.

8-year-old Miguel, a third grader sponsored in CFCA’s Hermano Pedro project in Guatemala, read an inspirational poem to Bob Hentzen and others on the second evening of Walk2gether.

Bob Hentzen and his wife, Cristina, sit during one of the many rest stops that takes place on Walk2gether. Bob stops to rest, rehydrate and change his shoes and socks every 10 kilometers during the trek. (Honduras, Jan. 2010)

CFCA sponsor, Christine Sementelli, met Zaida in Costa Rica during Walk2gether. The two became instant friends through their bond of motherhood. Read more about their story here: bit.ly/bL6kyq

CFCA sponsors and sponsored members join Bob on the walk in Nicaragua.

CFCA-sponsored families greet walkers with banners and cheers of encouragement as Walk2gether reaches San Jose de Cusmapa in Nicaragua.

A closer look at the statue given to CFCA by Mayor Maurin Fallas in recognition of CFCA's work in Desamparados, Costa Rica. The statue features hard-working field laborers.