Who we are...
The Puerto Rico country project is one of four programs in the EWB - UW Madison chapter. As students of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, we represent a unique mix of individuals who aim to use our wide range of skills towards building a better and more sustainable world. Our first project in Puerto Rico (March 2018 - December 2020) was with Hogar Albergue para Niños Jesús de Nazaret, a children's shelter in Mayaguez. Our latest completed project was located at the ID Shaliah Resilience Center, where we installed a solar power system that successfully producing 62 kWh per day and currently has 72 hours of backup time in the event of a grid outage. Currently, our team has partnered the Ven-Rose Foundation to implement a solar PV system for a medical center in Jayuya, Puerto Rico.
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How to get Involved...
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Meeting Information:Tuesdays from 6:00- 7:00 PM
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Leadership
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Current Project Managers:
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Former Project Managers;
Nathan Woolf Sam Hower Megan Ford Ryan Bucholz Ethan Heroux Allie Stephens Zane Matz Connor Link Claire Mitchell |
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Explore our ProjectsWe completed our first project implementing solar panels in a children's shelter, have completed our latest project for ID Shaliah Resilience Center, and have started our newest project with the Ven-Rose Health House.
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DonateOur projects are supported by many different people and organizations.
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Contact UsFeel free to reach out with questions about our past or present projects.
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