"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project

by Community Foundation in Favor of Single Mothers and Young Unprotected Funcomas RNC. 430024882
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project

Project Report | Jul 22, 2024
Report Abr-Jun APORTA

By Susana Guzman Fermin | President / Project Leader

Activities 2024-2
Activities 2024-2

Accountability Report for the Project “APORTA, Collaborative Donation Project”Period: April - June 2024Community Foundation in Favor of Single Mothers and Disadvantaged Youth (FUNCOMAS)Introduction

The “APORTA, Collaborative Donation Project” is an initiative by the Community Foundation in Favor of Single Mothers and Disadvantaged Youth (FUNCOMAS). This project aims to gather goods from individuals and companies to improve the quality of life of people living in poverty. During the period from April to June 2024, we conducted significant donation activities to support the beneficiaries of our foundation.

Project Objectives

  1. Collect and distribute goods to improve the living conditions of people in poverty.
  2. Foster community engagement and corporate social responsibility through collaborative donations.
  3. Provide essential items to support the education and well-being of disadvantaged individuals.

Activities ConductedDonations of Beauty Products

  • Description: Beauty products were donated to the young female students of the foundation.
  • Beneficiaries: Young women enrolled in FUNCOMAS programs.
  • Impact: The donations of beauty products aimed to enhance the self-esteem and confidence of the young women, providing them with personal care items that they might not otherwise afford. This contributed to their overall well-being and personal development.

Distribution of Food Baskets

  • Description: Food baskets were distributed to 40 families in need.
  • Beneficiaries: 40 low-income families.
  • Impact: The food baskets contained essential food items, ensuring that these families had access to basic nutrition. This effort alleviated immediate food insecurity and provided much-needed relief to these families.

Project ImpactDirect Beneficiaries

  • Number of Beneficiaries: Over 100 young women and 40 families.
  • Impact Description:
    • Young Women: Received beauty products that boosted their self-esteem and provided them with necessary personal care items.
    • Families: The food baskets ensured that these families had sufficient food supplies, improving their quality of life and reducing the burden of food insecurity.

Evaluation and Conclusions

The “APORTA” project has made a significant positive impact on the lives of the beneficiaries. The donations of beauty products have helped the young women feel more confident and cared for, while the food baskets have provided essential support to families struggling with food insecurity. The collaboration between individuals, companies, and the foundation has been instrumental in achieving these outcomes.

Recommendations for Future Actions

  1. Increase Donation Drives: Continue to expand donation drives to gather a broader range of goods, including clothing, educational materials, and household items.
  2. Strengthen Partnerships: Build stronger partnerships with more companies and community organizations to enhance the scope and reach of the donations.
  3. Continuous Support: Implement regular follow-ups with beneficiary families and individuals to assess ongoing needs and provide continuous support.

Acknowledgements

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all individuals, companies, and entities that have participated in the “APORTA” project. Your generosity and support have been crucial in improving the lives of those in need and advancing the mission of FUNCOMAS.

Activities 2024-2
Activities 2024-2
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Mar 24, 2024
Quarterly Activity Report: APORTA (Dic. 23-Ene.24)

By Susana Guzman Fermin | President / Project Leader

Nov 27, 2023
Report Sept-Nov. APORTA

By Susana Guzman Fermin | President / Project Leader

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Community Foundation in Favor of Single Mothers and Young Unprotected Funcomas RNC. 430024882

Location: Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional - Dominican Republic
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Twitter: @susanaGuzmanFe1
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Fundación Funcomas
Santo Domingo , Distrito Nacional Dominican Republic
$556 raised of $25,000 goal
 
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