Project Report
| Feb 17, 2016
Into the second half of the school year in Ecuador
By Dom Williams | Founder and Director
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2nd grade
In Ecuador our school enters the second half of the school year. Donations depending we plan to add two more local teachers so at least every grade is covered. Our daily food program is proving critical as the climate has affected local crops. Thanks to sustainable income plans we have been implementing many more children are now entering secondary school and college which is fantastic news.
Due to the huge success of our inaugural Phoenix Seven Continent Charity Challenge in 2015 we will be repeating it on Saturday 30th April. This year we will be asking that all funds raised will go towards implementing a sustainable plan of your choice so please do have a look at the link below for different targets from as little as $150 and also more information on challenges that are already in the pipeline which so far include the London Bridges Challenge (25km and 16 bridges) and the Wharfdale 3 Peaks in England; events in Boston and Austin in the US; climbing Acatenango volcano in Guatemala; painting the whole school inside and out in Honduras and hikes in both Ecuador and Perú. If you want to get involved, please do contact us on dom@thephoenixprojects.org
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Nov 24, 2015
Provide daily food for one child this Thanksgiving
By Dom Williams | Founder and Director
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I hope all is well with you. We are proud to have launched our Food and Fruit Appeal for 2016 which will be raising money for our daily food and fruit programs in Ecuador. Each year we aim to spend over $30,000 on food and fruit programs across Latin America so the more we can raise this Thanksgiving the more we can guarantee in 2016.
For every $40 donated one child will receive their daily food and fruit for the school year and we will also plant a fruit tree to help sustain the program for years to come in their own homes. To put this into perspective around 50% of wasted food in the Western world comes from the home with households throwing out hundreds of millions of tons of food and drink each year. Domestic food waste can cost the average household around $1,000 a year – we could feed 25 children and plant 25 fruit trees to sustain the program for that amount!
This year our food and fruit program that you have kindly donated towards in the past has had such an impact on the children with their BMI’s gradually rising from alarming and dangerous levels. Whilst still in the bottom percentiles, each year we are improving the situation with your help.
It would be so great to be able to guarantee our Food and Fruit program for 2016 so anything you can donate this Thanksgiving to this page would be gratefully received – and not a crumb wasted!
cheers
Sep 29, 2015
Back up and running for the new school year
By Dom Williams | Founder and Director
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Daily transport to the centralized school continue
The new school year has started in Ecuador and we will continue to provide daily transport to the centralized school as well as local teachers in the afternoon for reinforcement and daily breakfasts and fruit. Our sustainable plans implemented over the past few years see many of the older children starting and continuing further education this year thanks to the income generated by Plan Moo, Plan Cuy and Plan Pollo.
This year’s Annual Appeal is dedicated to our daily food and fruit program with the aim to provide now and sustainably in the future: how? For every $25 donated to this page one child will receive the daily food and fruit we provide each year and we will also plant a fruit tree which will continue giving in the future. Many thanks for your donations in advance and together we can sustain daily food for the children.
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Local teachers for reinforcement in 2015/6
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Daily fruit and bread