Project Report
| Sep 9, 2025
2025 Update (Part 3)
By Thomas Vandenberg | Project Manager
As the project continues to gain momentum, we are encouraged by the progress already made and the opportunities that lie ahead. In recent months, our team has successfully completed several site assessments and has begun the first installations in communities that have long gone without reliable hygiene resources.
These early stations are already being used daily, reinforcing the importance of this work and highlighting the impact that access to clean water and safe handwashing can have on public health and overall quality of life. Looking ahead, we are preparing to bring this model to additional communities, with an emphasis on building stronger local partnerships and ensuring that each project is designed with long-term sustainability in mind.
Training sessions are being well received, and many residents are stepping forward to take ownership of maintaining the stations, which is a key part of ensuring their effectiveness for years to come. By continuing to expand both the physical infrastructure and the knowledge base within each community, we are laying the groundwork for lasting change. None of this would be possible without the generosity of our supporters, and we look forward to keeping you updated as more communities benefit from this effort in the months ahead.
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May 19, 2025
2025 Update (Part 2)
By Thomas Vandenberg | Project Manager
As we move deeper into the year, we’re excited to share where the project is headed and what we aim to accomplish in the months ahead. Our core goal remains clear: to expand access to hygiene infrastructure by building handwashing stations in rural and underserved communities across Argentina. This year, we’re focused on reaching at least 15 new communities, prioritizing areas with limited access to clean water and high community traffic, such as local markets, rural schools, and health centers. Over the next several months, our team will continue working closely with local leaders to identify ideal locations, coordinate logistics, and ensure that every station we install is accessible, durable, and locally managed. We’re also expanding our training efforts, equipping community members with the knowledge and tools needed to maintain these systems long-term. By the end of 2025, we aim to not only complete construction in all 15 target communities but also build a sustainable model for local ownership and upkeep—ensuring these stations continue serving their purpose well beyond this year. We’re grateful for the continued support that makes this work possible. With your help, we’re not just building handwashing stations—we’re strengthening the foundation for healthier, more resilient communities across Argentina. Stay tuned for more updates as the year progresses!
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Jan 22, 2025
2025 Update
By Thomas Vandenberg | Project Manager
We’re thrilled to share some great news as we kick off the year! With the help of several new corporate sponsors, we’re gearing up to grow our reach and make an even bigger impact.
In 2025, one of our main goals is to expand beyond the school districts we currently serve and start building handwashing stations in at least 15 new communities across Argentina. These stations will be placed in high-traffic areas like markets, community centers, and rural schools, where they can make the biggest difference in everyday hygiene and health.
Our team has also been visiting communities to train local leaders in how to manage and maintain water systems. It’s all about creating solutions that last, and this hands-on approach ensures that the infrastructure stays strong for years to come. We’re also thinking about the people affected by the California wildfires. It’s a powerful reminder of how critical water access is, not just for everyday use but also during emergencies. Thank you so much to our donors and supporters—you’re the reason we’re able to do this work. Together, we’re creating real, lasting change. Let’s make 2025 a year to remember!
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