Provide clean water to 500 children in Guatemala

 
$8,909
$3,090
Raised
Remaining
158
donations
10
reports

Project Leader

Jennifer Klich
EWB-USA JAX President
10151 Deerwood Park Blvd
Bldg 300, Suite 300
Jacksonville, FL 32256
United States
(904)334-5474

Project Sponsor

Engineers Without Borders - USA

Organization

Engineers Without Borders - Jacksonville Professionals Logo

Engineers Without Borders - Jacksonville Professionals
10151 Deerwood Park Blvd. Bldg 300, Suite 300
Jacksonville, FL 32256
United States
(904) 731 7040
http://www.ewb-usa-jacksonville.org/

158 Donations from 135 Donors:

Tilly
Tilly
ydurbin
ydurbin
Andrea
Andrea

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Project Personnel

Dana Arnouil, E.I. - President

Ms. Arnouil earned her Master of Science degree in Ocean Engineering from Florida Institute of Technology in August 2008. Ms. Arnouil currently works at Taylor Engineering as a staff coastal engineer.

Sean Corcoran, E.I. - Fundraising Chair

 
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Organization

Engineers Without Borders - Jacksonville Professionals
Engineers Without Borders - Jacksonville Professionals

Jacksonville, FL, United States
http://www.ewb-usa-jacksonville.org/

Project Leader

Jennifer Klich

EWB-USA JAX President
Jacksonville, FL United States

Where is this project located?

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