Advice for IA mom

Forgive me for intruding on this board, but I am the adoptive mother of a beautiful little girl from Guatemala and I would greatly appreciate any advice you have to offer on this topic. Though she is still too young to understand right now, I would like very much to raise my daughter to be aware of others who don't have as much as we have (just as I would with any bio children). I'd like her to understand the importance of giving back to the community and of helping others who might need it. Here's my dilemma. I'm, of course, very drawn to charitable efforts in her home country of Guatemala. The need there is so great and the circumstances so dire for so much of the population. However, I would never, ever want my daughter to feel as if we adopted her as part of a charity effort or to feel as if we are subconsciously trying to tell her that she should be grateful for being adopted or for not living there. We want her to be proud of her home country and our love for her and our desire to parent her is completely independent of charitable efforts. She will learn eventually, of course, that the crushing poverty of Guatemala leads to adoptions, and there's no getting around that, I know, but we are keenly aware that that she has no reason to be grateful or to think that our motives were anything other than the desire to be her family. Does this mean that we should focus our charitable efforts elsewhere? We hope to travel to Guatemala with her on a regular basis so that she can feel as much comfort there as possible and to know that we love and respect her heritage, and I had thought that participating in helpful projects there might be a way to give back. I'm sorry-- this sounds jumbled but I'm hoping that some of you will understand what I mean. For those of you adopted from other countries, what advice would you give? Thanks in advance,Anne