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Clean Water-Sanitation Initiative for Rural Haiti Clean Water-Sanitation Initiative for Rural Haiti C2C & ODCP Partnership Completed Latrine

Community2Community

Org #44629
Vetted since 2017 Top Ranked
Donate
2010
year founded
$11,063
raised on GlobalGiving
9
months fundraising
0
projects funded
Mission

"Mobilizing resources to support the transformation of developing international communities into healthy, self-sufficient communities".

Projects (1)

Clean Water-Sanitation Initiative for Rural Haiti
Haiti / Economic Development
Clean Water-Sanitation Initiative for Rural Haiti
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Project Leaders
Whitney Cooper
Whitney Cooper
Team
MarieYolaine Toms, Olivia Robinson, Whitney Cooper
Organization Information
https://community2community.info
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PO Box 470218
Brooklyn, NY 11247
United States
347-451-2152

Bridge Registry   BRIDGE# 8389409524
Organization Information
https://community2community.info
Facebook Page
Twitter Profile
PO Box 470218
Brooklyn, NY 11247
United States
347-451-2152

Bridge Registry   BRIDGE# 8389409524

Project Reports

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May 30, 2018
#70More Latrines For 70 More Families
Greetings GlobalGiving Community!  Everyone at Community2Community (C2C) and our Partner Communities in Petit Goâve, Haïti hope this check-in finds you well and gearing up for an...
Feb 26, 2018
70 Latrines for 70 Families = 0 Cholera
“Before, it was a critical problem of not having the latrine and sometimes the people use the bathroom in the street or in the canal,” said one of the leaders of the peasant association,...
 
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