The Project:
The Rotary Club of Kalispell and Partners have formed the Sustainable Global Coalition which is currently working on three projects, including the La Vega water project. We have assembled a highly capable and comprehensive team to design and implement sustainable projects in Guatemala.To implement a successful project, our Sustainable Global Coalition of Rotary Clubs has built strong partnerships with the community of La Vega, the Rotary Club of Mazatenango, Fundazucar (https://www.azucar.com.gt/fundazucar/) and Engineers without Borders to secure a safe and reliable source of drinking water for over 1,300 people. This project will be assisted through Rotary Global Grants, donors and in-kind contributions from the communities in the form of local labor, local funding, and local leadership.  
 
The Benefit:
This project will secure a safe and reliable water source for 1,340 adults and children. Currently, residents of La Vega rely on individual shallow wells that are generally 30 feet (9.1 m) deep. Homes in the community use individual pit toilets. Therefore, most wells are contaminated. By providing clean and accessible water, this project will assist this community to grow and sustain a healthy environment. Together, we can change lives for the better.
 
Becoming a Donor:
We would love to work with you and hope you will join us on this critical effort to provide clean water to people in need. Help us transform the lives of people in Guatemala with this project, please! The link at left gives a comprehensive look at the project. If you would like additional information or have questions for us, please email nwmtcoalition@gmail.com. This project is led by Mitch McKinley with the Rotary Club of Kalispell, Montana, in Rotary District 5390. Thank you again for your interest in the La Vega Water Project.
 
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