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Project 1741 ....... Honduras

The 90000 gallon tank This is the pass through tank.  It is not in need of repairs
The 90000 gallon tank This is the pass through tank. It is not in need of repairs
The 45000 gallon reserve tank is old and deteriorated we will repair it.
The 45000 gallon reserve tank is old and deteriorated we will repair it.
Distribution box
Distribution box
The sediment filter is over 30 years old
The sediment filter is over 30 years old
Meeting with community leaders
Meeting with community leaders
Tom Plumb meeting with engineer provided by community
Tom Plumb meeting with engineer provided by community









  • Domaine :

    Water

  • Région :

    Central America

  • Pays :

    Honduras

The project:

For 8 villages (Chapagua, Buena Fe, La Colonia, Agua Amarilla, Suyapa, Tarros, 6 of January, Junio) in the vicinity of Trujillo, Honduras, construction of a dam, installation of a 4-inch water line over a 12-km length connecting the dam to a reservoir, repairing this reservoir and installation of a sedimentation filter to distribute the clean water to these 8 villages. The entire project will have a total cost of $ $ 182,650.00 and will provide drinking water to over 5 500 beneficiaries.

The request:

From: Tom Plumb, Rotary Club of Port Isabel, Texas
To: Rotary Club of Montreal
To: Fondation Coup de Coeur
To: Fondation Louise Grenier

Hello Jean and Fatima,

First of all, I would like to thank the Fondation Coup de Coeur for its generous participation to my Barrio Water Project in Honduras last year which was a real success and which since then, brings clean water to 3 000 people.
The great success of this achievement is the springboard that makes me undertake this year a new project of $ 182,650.00 still in Honduras, which this time will bring drinking water to 5 500 people.
The project involves the construction of a cement dam to capture a source of water in the mountains, install a 12 km long water line, repair a water reservoir already in place, Install a sediment filter to get drinking water.
A village committee has been set up to ensure the maintenance of their durability. Also, I will provide you with all the photos of the concerned sites, the construction infrastructure and the inauguration of the project.
Please believe that if I have embarked on a project of this magnitude, it is because once again I foresee a substantial financial participation on your part.
Without the generous contributions of organizations like yours, this kind of a big impact project could not exist.

Thank you again for your continued moral and financial support, which I greatly appreciate.

I await your response with optimism that you know me for.

Tom Plumb
Port Isabel Texas Rotary Club
President of the International Committee

Financial contributions:

 

Number of beneficiaries 5 500
Cumulative Beneficiaries (FCC) 144 081
Total project cost $ 182,650.00
The Rotary Foundation  $ 78,146.00
Rotray Districts 5930  7850 and 4130 $ 51,784.00
Multiple Rotary Clubs $ 29,809.00
Rotary Club of Port Isabel Texas $ 11,711.00
Rotary Club of Montreal  $ 5,000.00
Fondation Louise Grenier $ 1,200.00
Fondation Coup de Coeur $ 5,000.00

Followup:

From: Tom Plumb
May 26th 2018

Hi Jean and Fatima
Sorry for the delay in reporting.  The project is up and running.  The pipeline has all been ordered and work has begun in the dam.  The time consuming aspect of the project is getting the materials 8 kms up the mountain.  I have attached some photos. Thanks for your support!

Tom