Charity Work
In addition to some local volunteer work for Family Renew Community, TreeWorkNow.com currently supports two development projects in Central America and the Caribbean:
The Alliance for International Reforestation, Inc. or AIR, is a non-profit
organization working to make a difference for the people of Guatemala and
Nicaragua. AIR plants trees, establishes tree nurseries, provides
environmental education for teachers and farmers, digs wells, builds
fuel-efficient brick ovens, and helps to educate everyone about the
environmental challenges facing Central America. Please visit their website
at: http://www2.stetson.edu/air/ and consider donating or volunteering
yourself!
Entrust is a non-profit organization that TreeWorkNow.com’s owner, Evan Keller, is in the process of founding. It will be a mico-enterprise organization partnering with underprivileged people in developing countries to combat chronic poverty. Through small loans and business mentoring, program participants have the opportunity of working their way out of poverty. This “Empowerment Through Enterprise” has become a proven method of poverty reduction worldwide in recent decades. Evan has visited Haiti three times in the past year in order to establish relationships and develop the first micro-loan and scholarship program which is now being launched. A portion of our proceeds are going to sponsor this program, as well as the drilling of a well in a waterless Haitian village, the establishment of a motorcycle taxi business for five Haitian men, and the planting of 100 gardens in a under-nourished village. For more information visit http://www.ientrust.org.
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What is it? That’s the question we continuously heard as we rolled these plastic drums alongside our trucks in the Christmas parade. Although they have nothing to do with tree service, we donated 10 of these South African products to a waterless village in Haiti. They each carry fifteen gallons of water with little effort from a distant well to dozens of homes where they’ll be used to enhance health of villagers in Bordmir LaSalle. These chronically poor Haitians living on approximately $1/day will now have more water to bathe, cook, clean, and drink. Company Owner Evan Keller and his brother Dani delivered them to Haiti on December 9-15, 2008. Evan led a team of 11 adults to conduct business seminars and consulting, repair hurricane-damaged roofs, and administer hundreds of anti-parasite drug doses. |
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