Let’s bring water (and hope) to the good people of Boucan Ferdinand Haiti.
Clean water is the turning point—for food, health, and long-term independence in rural Haiti.
Rain Harvesting - an absolute game changer for this village.
Boucan Ferdinand is a remote mountain village on the Haitian–Dominican border. For generations, families here have lived without reliable access to clean water—walking long distances, spending scarce money, and sacrificing time that could otherwise go toward farming, work, and education.
This project is about changing that permanently.
Rather than short-term aid, we are investing in infrastructure that enables self-reliance:
A deep well to provide consistent access to clean water
Support for food production through fruit trees and small-scale farming
Road access that allows equipment, trade, and opportunity to reach the village
The people of Boucan Ferdinand are not waiting to be rescued. They have already cleared land, built roads by hand, and worked for days with little food to prepare for this well. Your support helps finish what they have started.
Water changes everything.
It reduces disease.
It frees up time and resources.
It turns survival into the possibility of growth.
Est. Water Needs for Boucan Ferdinand
Daily basic use: 5.5 gallons/person
Plants + livestock: ~50 gallons/family
Total per family/day: ~80 gallons
Population: 250 people (~50 families)
Community total/day: ~3,960 gallons
Dry season: ~90 days