410 Bridge

One Year of Country Expansion Expenses - 2024

The 410 Bridge is excited to expand into the country of the Dominican Republic in 2025. These funds cover the projected expenses for the first 12 months, including hiring a capable leader to spearhead their operations in the country. This encompasses their salary as well as travel costs for training sessions and exploratory trips to lay the groundwork.

 

Mugaa Water Project, Part One - 2024

Ensuring access to a safe water source and implementing community-wide solutions for water safety is a pivotal milestone in any community's developmental journey. With an estimated population of roughly 2,700 people, most households in Mugaa, Kenya, rely on small-scale farming to earn a living. This gift helps fund a high-tech water solution for this community, including a deep-water borehole, water treatment systems, multiple distribution points and tanks, miles of piping to reach remote areas of the community, solar pumping, and community training and development activities on sustaining and maintaining the water project.

 

Mugaa Water Project, Part Two - 2024

Ensuring access to a safe water source and implementing community-wide solutions for water safety is a pivotal milestone in any community's developmental journey. With an estimated population of roughly 2,700 people, most households in Mugaa, Kenya, rely on small-scale farming to earn a living. This gift helps The 410 Bridge complete funding for a high-tech water solution for this community, including a deep-water borehole, water treatment systems, multiple distribution points and tanks, miles of piping to reach remote areas of the community, solar pumping, and community training and development activities on sustaining and maintaining the water project.

 

Savings Group Funding - 2024

By early 2025, 410 Bridge estimates that they will have 25 trained Savings Groups Facilitators and 35 thriving Saving Groups across all 410 Guatemalan communities. These funds allow all the Savings Groups to be fully funded, providing economically empowering and spiritually transformative environments for all participants as well as cover facilitator stipends, transportation, training materials, and other expenses. Each group contains approximately 15-20 members, thus empowering upwards of 700 households—3500 individuals—across all of Guatemala.

 

New Passenger Van - 2024

With eight communities in Kenya, 410 Bridge staff currently rents vehicles for transportation of staff and small teams to their communities. Using rented vehicles adds expense, requires scheduling, and takes time away from the community. This purchase of a new passenger van enables 410 staff to invest more time with community leaders and reduces expenses.

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