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Funds At Work
Our aid focuses on providing food, clean water and renewable energy to some of the most devastated communities in Puerto Rico.
Vieques
Escuela Agrícola Esteban Bianchi Maldonado
José Esteban is the youngest certified farmer in Puerto Rico and founder the Escuela Agrícola.
PRxPR provided construction and farming materials to rebuild the agricultural school, which was destroyed by Hurricane MarÍa.
Food Box Program
In partnership with José Esteban and in coordination with FUPSER, we are able to carry out our Food Box Program, providing 15 jobs in the agro ecological farms.
This grant allows us to purchase 200 food boxes per month filled with produce from five small farmers in the Adjuntas region at $25 per box.
HOT MEALS DELIVERED TO CHILDREN
LBS. OF FOOD DELIVERED TO ELDERS
USD IN EARTHQUAKE FIRST AID DISTRIBUTED
RESIDENTIAL ROOFS REPAIRED
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PRxPR THOUGHTS
“An unprecedented amount of destruction due to natural disasters like Hurricane Irma and Maria's, the earthquakes, and the Covid-19 pandemic, requires an unprecedented amount of aid, support, generosity, and compassion. Puerto Rico is living a humanitarian crisis. We simply have to do more.”
Carmen Báez Founder, PRxPR
“We will work closely with trusted local organizations to ensure that we provide relief in a way that will have maximum impact on the neediest communities in PR.”
Jorge Silva Puras Co-Founder, PRxPR
“Hurricanes will continue to threaten our island. We are committed to help rebuild a sustainable Puerto Rico. Our grants support children, the elderly, and the sick, and focus on renewable power, food and clean water.”
Marilú Medina Co-Founder, PRxPR
SEE OUR WORK IN ACTION