Armando Alvarez and Angela Esquivel, passionate about art and nature, have for decades supported art and culture in our city of Miami Florida, USA. A multicultural city full of color and life, which is why in 2015 they created the Paseo de las Artes, a successful theater and cultural events complex that operated for years. At that time, the Alliance for the Presentation of the Arts was born from the cultural hand, a 501 C3 foundation with which they began doing events dedicated to homeless animals, dogs and cats, being neighbors of Miami Dade Animal Services, seeing the problem in that area where these animals are often abandoned by their owners, leaving them on the streets, this is how this couple of philanthropists began to work with their own resources rescuing and feeding abandoned animals and in the same way they sought the veterinary support of Miami Dade County Animal Services to sterilize them, vaccinate them and give them the best possible quality of life, creating the “Angel Real Love” sanctuary where there are currently old, blind and sick animals that they both care for and other younger animals that they foster and currently work on events with artists and content creators to find permanent homes for said animals, with the idea of “responsible adoption” to give better living conditions to said animals and that they will become a member of the family. With the support of artists and creators “Art with Mission” being proactive, looking for a solution to this problem, which often becomes a health problem for our community, this is how they want to convey a message that educates, raises awareness and inspires, being part of the solution, inviting the community to “Adopt, don’t buy” at a time when our planet is going through difficult times. Esta pareja invita a las personas que quieran cambiar su relación con la naturaleza partiendo que pequeños actos pueden generar grandes cambios, es así como nace el movimiento de paseo por la vida, un movimiento “Second Chance” un movimiento que limpia plásticos  y desechos en nuestras playas y bahías de Miami, reciclando, rehusando, reutilizando, trabajando en la economía y arte circular. En el camino han encontrado ángeles que se unen a su misión y hoy son parte del  Board director. This couple invites people who want to change their relationship with nature, assuming that small actions can generate big changes. This is how the “Second Chance” movement was born, a movement that cleans up plastics and waste on our beaches and bays in Miami, recycling, reusing, reusing, working on the circular economy and art. Along the way, they have found angels who join their mission and today are part of the Board of Directors. With the support of the artists and creators “Art with a Mission” being proactive, looking for a solution to this problem, which often becomes a health problem for our community, this is how they want to carry a message that educates, raises awareness and inspires, being part of the solution, inviting the community to “Adopt, don’t buy” at a time when our planet is going through difficult times. This couple invites people who want to change their relationship with nature, starting from the idea that small actions can generate big changes. This is how the “Second Chance” movement was born, a movement that cleans up plastics and waste on our beaches and bays in Miami, recycling, reusing, reusing, working on the circular economy and art. Along the way, they have found angels who join their mission and today are part of the Board of Directors.