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Featured Citizen Philanthropist: Spring 2009 Coprodeli Volunteer Group

Tuesday August 25, 2009 at 9:42am, EST

Meet the Spring 2009 Coprodeli Volunteer group! Brought together by an interest in philanthropy, the group, whose 14 members include an artist, an engineer, a doctor and his two children, and a web designer, spent several weeks volunteering in Peru. Read more

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Featured Project: Vera Childcare Center

Tuesday August 18, 2009 at 11:00am, EST

Vera Village sits in Anand District at the edge of Gujarat province in Western India.  Vera relies on agriculture as its main source of income.  The majority of the village’s residents work in nearby tobacco fields.  As a result, mothers are forced to take their children with them to work in the field, which harms the children by exposing their skin to nicotine and hinders the mother’s employment opportunities. Read more


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Featured Citizen Philanthropist: Ariadne Scott

Tuesday August 11, 2009 at 10:18am, EST

Meet Ariadne Scott, Bicycle Program Coordinator at Stanford University. Through 1Well, Ariadne partnered with Jogad Village in Gujarat, India to provide clean energy to salt farming families. Using bake sales and an e-card campaign to reach out to friends and colleagues, Ariadne raised $8,247 to provide 135 families with solar lanterns. Read more

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1Well featured in Express

Monday August 10, 2009 at 1:46pm, EST

Check out the feature on 1Well in today’s “Express,” a daily newspaper published by The Washington Post. Read the article on page 26 here.



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Featured Project: Subtanjalla CAE Cafeteria Project

Tuesday August 4, 2009 at 11:45am, EST

Meet Subtanjalla, an urban community of 16,900 on the outskirts of Ica City, Peru.  In 2007, almost 90% of the region of Ica was destroyed by an earthquake.  Since then, Coprodeli, 1Well’s field partner in Peru, has been working to help fix the damage, focusing on one particularly vulnerable segment of the population: children. Read more


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