engINe - Widener University

Preparations complete! We will arrive in Cap-Haitien, Haiti on Saturday to begin the implementation of a Grain Seed Storage Facility that will give farmers the ability to store their harvest for longer periods of time, providing a longer lasting food source.

And we are back!!!! After our final implementation trip in Ella Drua, Panama we left in hopes to return in the near future to continue our work within their community. Unfortunately we ran into some adversity but with the support of many, a new culture, and new innovative students behind us, our eyes are set on a clean water project in Haiti. We hope everyone will continue to support us as we move forward with our new endeavor and vision to impact the Global Community through engineering.

Special thanks to Eric Allison and Shaun Paul for presenting on the completion of Project S.E.E.D. at the AWWA / WWOAP joint conference last Wednesday. Our work with Ella Drua is inspiring many!!

Outstanding Community Service Award!

Engineers Without Borders won the Outstanding Community Service Organization Award for 2013!!! Congratulations!

Just landed in Newark safe and sound! We had such an amazing and successful trip! Ella Drua now has electricity they can call their own :)

Both solar sites for Project SEED are operational!!!!

Only 14 days until we will be back in Ella Drua, Panama to finish Project SEED!!!