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The WASH Foundation: Building Disaster-Resilient Communities in the Caribbean

Improving Health. Transforming Lives.

Clinton Global Initiative Supports Our Commitment to Action

The WASH Foundation has been selected as a Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Commitment Maker for our transformative work in the Dominican Republic. Through our commitment, Using WASH to Build Disaster Resilience in the Caribbean, we are scaling our proven Community WASH Program to empower communities with WASH education, improved health infrastructure, disaster resilience, and sustainable partnerships with regional governments.

Our Vision in Action

By 2026, we will expand our WASH-in-Schools and WASH-in-Healthcare Facilities programs to an additional 10 schools and 1 healthcare facility in the Dominican Republic, directly impacting over 155,000 people. This initiative integrates Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) training into core WASH education, ensuring communities can mitigate climate-driven disasters like hurricanes and floods. The expansion will bring our total to 30 schools, enhancing the impact of our programs in both schools and healthcare facilities.

The WASH Foundation is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. Please keep your receipt as your official record. We’ll email it to you upon successful completion of your donation.

How to Support Our Initiative

If your organization or company would like to learn more or sponsor this program, please contact our Executive Director, Steffani Fields, at s.fields@thewashfoundation.org. Your support is crucial in helping us achieve our mission of building disaster-resilient communities through improved WASH programming.

Estimated Duration:
1 year
Program Costs:
$217,000
Estimated People Impacted:
155,000
Location:
 Dominican Republic

Program Elements:

  • WASH-in-Schools Training for 10 Schools
  • WASH-in-Healthcare Facilities Training
  • Community Disaster Risk Reduction Program

For more details about this initiative go to Clinton Foundation