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Laurel Water
Agriculture projects improve farming and production capabilities for communities. Projects include rainwater harvesting,…
A POWERFUL
PARTNERSHIP
Leveraging the partnerships between communities, volunteer engineers, and Community Engineering Corps to provide pro bono engineering consulting services for underserved and overburdened communities across the USA and Territories. Ensuring that engineering technician support is not the reason communities can't move forward in their infrastructure inequity.
OUR IMPACT
Community Engineering Corps is celebrating 10 years of impact with communities across the country and territories. We have provided:
40000 + hours of Pro Bono services provided
366 communities engaged
X funding unlocked for communities
TYPES OF PROJECTS
Agriculture
Agriculture projects improve farming and production capabilities for communities. Projects include rainwater harvesting, irrigation, runoff control, and hydroculture.
Civil Works
Civil works projects improve basic public infrastructure for communities. Projects can include roads, trails, drainage, stormwater management, and erosion control.
Energy
Energy projects provide consistent, sustainable energy for communities. Projects include solar, alternative energy sources, and energy audits.
Structures
Structures projects are centered around bridges and buildings. Technical services CECoprs can provide include structural assessment, accessibility access, and permitting support.
Water
Water supply projects provide or improve the source, storage, distribution, and treatment of water for communities.
Wastewater
Wastewater projects provide sustainable waste solutions for communities. Projects include capacity building, addressing compliance, gray and black water systems, and more.
SUPPORT THE WORK OF CECORPS
By donating to Community Engineering Corps you are supporting our volunteers who are providing pro-bono engineering and technical solutions to communities throughout the United States. Donate now and know your donation could change the lives of people across the US... and maybe even in your own backyard!