A BIG THANK YOU to all the hardworking men & women belonging to the Rotary Clubs & Districts & the Foundation who have been part of this solution:
Ann Arbor RC USA
Baton Rouge Capital City RC USA
Bellingham RC USA
Bellingham RC USA
Calgary RC Canada
Middletown RC USA
Middletown RC USA
New Braumfels RC USA
Paso Robles RC USA
Port Lavaca RC USA
Richmond RC TX USA
Sechelt BC RC Canada
Tallahassee RC USA
Trail BC RC Canada
Tyron RC USA
West U RC TX USA
San Miguel Midday RC Mexico
Districts 4160, 6060, 6200, 6940, 7670, 7980
Trail BC RC Canada
Tyron RC USA
West U RC TX USA
San Miguel Midday RC Mexico
Districts 4160, 6060, 6200, 6940, 7670, 7980
& THE ROTARY FOUNDATION (Ashley & Lauren)
HUGE THANK YOU’s to:
Cedesa, (especially Holly, Chela, Saul – The TEAM!!), & our family members who put up with long, late hours…
Sapasma (Previous Administration - Camilo, Waldo, Alva, Juan Jose & the other promoters & the new administratin)
Fondo Verde
Alberta Govt’s Community Initiative Program (BC Canada)
The Lotus Foundation (private donor)
The Lotus Foundation (private donor)
The many other private donors/supporters
Our Suppliers, especially Raul from Hierro Comercial Dolores Hidalgo, Eric our Herreria & his boys, Jesus our sand guy, Madera Providencia, Cemex, Talego, Don Pedro,
Our Banks: Frost Bank, Bancomer, Monex, Intercam, CI banco,
Our accountant (wish we had her in the early days) : Liliana
Our publicity: Atencion!,
Members & Board of San Miguel Midday, for continuing support, attending Inaugurations, making speeches on behalf of the project, attending meetings with govt, fundraising!
Lee Carter: answering all the tricky finance questions in the past & leading the new team Denis & Alex, & David for the new Projects
Gary Reid for continuing to take excellent photos for us.
Gary Reid for continuing to take excellent photos for us.
&
MASSIVE THANKS to the men, women & children in all of the participating communities – for showing us your strength, courage & commitment to improving the lives of yourselves & future generations - living with such dignity under incredible hardship.
Numbers:
626 Cisterns
24 Communities
Ie 4000+ family members (+ other school & kinder children)
Total Funding Summarised
Rotary US$239,588 (including direct grant private donations)
SMCF US$10614
Sapasma mxn$953353 (ie approx. US$73334)
Fondo Verde mxn$150,000(ie approx. US$11,500) + US$21,850
Lotus Foundation mxn$93530
Fondo Verde mxn$150,000(ie approx. US$11,500) + US$21,850
Lotus Foundation mxn$93530
Other donations US$1000
(total approx. US$365080)
2nd New Team Project - Completed July 2014 19 + 2 Cisterns
Summary of Funding
ExHacienda Pena Blanca 19 Cisterns
Lotus Foundation Mxn$72056
(nb this amount was under budget & the balance will be counted in the next project planned - global grant)
Sapasma Materials Donation value mxn$82,954.69
Planned for ExHacienda de Jesus - which became San Cayetano 1, Adjuntas de San Jose 1 (*municipality of San Diego Union)
1st New Team Project - Completed May 2013 18 Cisterns
2nd New Team Project - Completed July 2014 19 + 2 Cisterns
Summary of Funding
ExHacienda Pena Blanca 19 Cisterns
Lotus Foundation Mxn$72056
(nb this amount was under budget & the balance will be counted in the next project planned - global grant)
Sapasma Materials Donation value mxn$82,954.69
Planned for ExHacienda de Jesus - which became San Cayetano 1, Adjuntas de San Jose 1 (*municipality of San Diego Union)
Lotus Foundation Managed by RSMM
mxn 150771st New Team Project - Completed May 2013 18 Cisterns
Summary of Funding
Chinook Rotary Direct Grant $5000 ,
Rotary of Middletown Direct Grant $3021
District 7980 District simplified Grant $2320
Rotary San Miguel Midday $200
(total USD$10,541)
Los Magueyes 8 cisterns
La Palma 8 cisterns
Viviendilla 2 Cisterns (1 at school, 1 demonstration cistern at factory)
Completed May-Jun 2012 11 Cisterns
Chinook Rotary Direct Grant $5000 ,
Rotary of Middletown Direct Grant $3021
District 7980 District simplified Grant $2320
Rotary San Miguel Midday $200
(total USD$10,541)
Los Magueyes 8 cisterns
La Palma 8 cisterns
Viviendilla 2 Cisterns (1 at school, 1 demonstration cistern at factory)
Completed May-Jun 2012 11 Cisterns
Summary of Funding
San Miguel Community Fund $5911
Tierra Blanca 11 cisterns
Completed Jan-May 2012 169 cisterns in 8 Communities
Summary of Funding
Global Grant Rotary $65,300
Direct grants & donations $21,147 breakdown as follows:
Tallahassee US$10k club & $2.5k private donation
Port Lavaca US$6k
Peggy Purcel US$462.45
Pancake breakfast fundraiser $14950pesos
Excess funds from Port Lavaca/New braumfels proj. $11420pesos
Excess funds from Cap II proj. $487pesos
Excess funds from Bellingham water proj. $1163.5 pesos
private donation $250pesos
Tallahassee US$10k club & $2.5k private donation
Port Lavaca US$6k
Peggy Purcel US$462.45
Pancake breakfast fundraiser $14950pesos
Excess funds from Port Lavaca/New braumfels proj. $11420pesos
Excess funds from Cap II proj. $487pesos
Excess funds from Bellingham water proj. $1163.5 pesos
private donation $250pesos
La Tinaja 22 cisterns
Cruz del Palmar 41 Cisterns
Guerrero 20 Cisterns
Tres Esquinas 24 Cisterns
Tierra Blanca 23 Cisterns
Corralejos 15 Cisterns
Vivienda de Arriba 10 Cisterns
Los Torres 14 Cisterns
Completed Nov 2011-Jan2012 60 cisterns in 5 communities
Summary of Funding
Sapasma mxn$435399
Chris Hosford private donor US$500
Los Torres 18 cisterns (Phase IV in this community)
Presita de Santa Rosa 21 Cisterns (Pilot paid for by private donation - thankyou Chris Hosford, 20 cisterns funded by Sapasma)
Cienega Juana Ruiz 18 Cisterns (Phase II in this community)
Lomas de Cocina 2 Cisterns
Cinco Senores 1 Cistern
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Completed March – Jun 2011 134 cisterns in 6 communities
Summary of funding
Rotary $44,000
Fondo Verde mxn$150,000
Sapasma mxn$435,000
Tierra Blanca 28
Juan Gonzalez 22
funded by Global Grant from Baton Rouge Capitol City RC & District 6200 US$33,500
Juan Gonzalez 22
funded by Global Grant from Baton Rouge Capitol City RC & District 6200 US$33,500
(completed June 2011)
Tierra Blanca 14 - direct grant donation from New Braumfels RC $2k, & Port Lavaca RC $7k
Tierra Blanca 14 - direct grant donation from New Braumfels RC $2k, & Port Lavaca RC $7k
(completed June 2011)
San Lorenzo 4
Cinco Senores 11 (incl pilot in JG)
Fondo Verde Mxn$150k
San Lorenzo 4
Cinco Senores 11 (incl pilot in JG)
Fondo Verde Mxn$150k
(Completed June 2011)
Villa de Guadalupe 27
Cienega Juana Ruiz 26
Sapasma mxn$435k
Villa de Guadalupe 27
Cienega Juana Ruiz 26
Sapasma mxn$435k
(completed June 2011)
Villa Pilot x1
Cienega Pilot x 1
Bellingham RC US$1500
Villa Pilot x1
Cienega Pilot x 1
Bellingham RC US$1500
(completed June 2011)
Completed Jan 2011 – March 2011 25 cisterns
Summary Funding
DSG Tallahassee $3800,Tallahassee RC$6000,Walla Walla $7000
Vivienda Urbana (Cap II) 25 cisterns
Completed Jan 2009 – Jan 2011 Total 188 cisterns in 6 communities.
Summary Funding
Rotary$81,800
SMCF$4,703
Fondo Verde$21,850
Skymed $500
total funding = USD $108,853
Rotary$81,800
SMCF$4,703
Fondo Verde$21,850
Skymed $500
total funding = USD $108,853
Palencia 21 Cisterns $7k (+ balance of excess from other projects)
Capaderillo 40 Cisterns FV US$21850
Cruz del Palmar 28 Cisterns combined $24700
Vivienda de Arriba 17 Cisterns
Montecillo de Nieto 30 Cisterns $16700
Los Torres 52 Cisterns (27+4+17+1+3) Including $21,700 + 12,200+smcf US$2468+ smcf 2 U$2235
= 188 cisterns (& 4 rotoplas tanks)
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