Navajo Water Project

The Rotary Club is launching an initiative to build a wind-powered well and solar-powered greenhouse on the Navajo Nation, providing clean water and fresh food to a community in need. Many families in the region lack reliable access to safe drinking water and fresh produce, making this project a lifeline for health, sustainability, and self-sufficiency.

Why It Matters

Clean Water Access – A solar-powered well will provide reliable, off-grid water for drinking, irrigation, and livestock.
Sustainable Agriculture – A greenhouse will grow fresh vegetables year-round, improving nutrition and food security.
Environmental Impact – Solar and wind power ensures zero emissions and long-term energy savings.

Project Cost & Goals

💰 Estimated Cost: $235,000

  • Wind-powered well: $200,000
  • Solar-powered greenhouse construction: $30,000
  • Tools, seeds, and training: $5,000

How You Can Help

🤝 Donate – Every dollar makes a difference! Contributions of any size will help bring this project to life.
💡 Sponsor a Component – Fund a well pump, solar panels, or greenhouse materials.
🚀 Volunteer – Join us in the hands-on construction and training efforts.
📢 Spread the Word – Share our mission to inspire more support!

To donate or get involved, contact info@rotarylosalamos.org.

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