Our Crowdfunding Groups
Tomorrow at 9 am our campaign will officially close. We are under $300 of reaching our stretch goal of $6,000!! All contributions will go directly towards helping Virginia Tech students design and implement sustainable solutions in countries all over the world.
Thank you to all of our donors. Help us help the world!
Congratulations and thank you to everyone who helped us reach our initial goal. We are very grateful to all of our donors who helped us get one step closer to fulfilling our mission. With nine days left in our campaign, we are aiming to reach a new goal of $6,000. Please spread the word and help us push to $6,000!
With ONLY 20 days left in our campaign, we have reached 45% of our goal! A HUGE thank you to all of those who have donated and contributed to the Engineers Without Borders campaign thus far. Please help us spread the word and reach our goal of $5,000. A donation of any amount is a huge help to our organization and helps us fulfill our mission to partner with disadvantaged areas to improve their quality of life. Please help us help the world by spreading the word and considering donating today!
With just under 30 days to go in our crowdfunding campaign, we are one step closer to continuing our efforts in disadvantaged areas to improve their quality of life through the implementation of environmentally, equitably, and economically sustainable engineering projects in Guatemala, Uganda, and Nicaragua. Please consider donating, and share our campaign to help us continue to put our ideas to work!
First, a huge thank you to everyone who has donated towards our campaign so far! Last night, nine members of our team got back to Blacksburg after a great weekend at the EWB National conference in Milwaukee, WI. Our team had the opportunity to network with student chapters, professional chapters, and companies. We also presented posters on our projects in Guatemala and Uganda. We are thankful for the opportunity to have gone to this conference and your donation could help us afford to attend similar events in the future!
The photo below was taken at the 15th anniversary celebration of EWB at the Milwaukee Art Museum.
A small donation of $10 can help the cover cost of one kilowatt of energy for a solar panel.
A donation of $25 can help pay for a water testing kit for bacteria.
A contribution of $50 can pay for 100 feet of wiring that connects solar panels to school buildings in Uganda.
A generous donation of $100 is the amount is costs for a cubic yard of concrete for wastewater treatment in Guatemala.