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Engineers Without Borders - Montgomery College Student Chapter

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Engineers Without Borders

EWB stands for Engineers Without Borders. EWB-USA is a non-profit humanitarian organization dedicated to partnering with developing communities around the world. We provide engineering services through our volunteer chapter members to implement the infrastructure necessary to meet basic human needs. Through our sustainable engineering projects, we strive to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve. Thousands of members in more than 225 universities and professional chapters work to support these efforts.

OUR MISSION

The purpose of our club is to support community driven programs worldwide with collaboration of local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects.

OUR PARTNERS

We work on the same projects as the Washington DC Professional Chapter. We support the Panama project by fundraising, participating in the design process, and running workshops on construction techniques and solar power.
We are also working with the student chapters at Howard University and Catholic University.
For more information about the DC Chapter, visit:Engineers Without Borders new window.

STEM AWARENESS

A crucial part of expanding our technology-heavy society is to get more people interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). We present scientific demonstrations to people of any ages, especially children, to get them informed and interested in STEM careers and occupations. If you would like us to present a demonstration at an event, please write to us in the Contact Us tab, and we will get back to you!

Projects

Panama Project
PANAMA
Hato Rincón is a mountain community located in the Comarca (legal territory) of the Ngöbe-Buglé, the original people of Western Panama (population 110,080). The 316 residents of Hato Rincón are primarily subsistence farmers and artisans. This region of Panama has been historically marginalized by the Panamanian Government and receives very few public services. The primary needs of this community include access to educational opportunities through computers and the internet, access to electricity, improved healthcare services, and better housing. EWB-DC has partnered with the people of Hato Rincón to address these community needs in an initiative called CREER (Centro de Recursos Educativos en Rincon).
Donate

帮助蒙哥马世界杯摩洛哥vs克罗地亚欧赔利学院EWB学生分会改变世界。通过向EWB捐款,您正在帮助我们改善发展中乡村的生活质量。通过设计和实施可持续的工程项目,如提供安全用水、建造学校或诊所、设计灌溉系统、建造桥梁或提供电力,捐款还将帮助学生进一步积累工程经验。

美国工程师无国界组织和蒙哥马利学院基金会都是501(c)3非盈利(免税)组织世界杯摩洛哥vs克罗地亚欧赔。你可以向蒙哥马利学院基金会捐款,支持蒙哥马利世界杯摩洛哥vs克罗地亚欧赔学院的社区大学学生。这笔资金有助于支付学生在实施项目时必须支付的旅费和住宿费。我们的大多数学生没有足够的资源来支付这些费用。These funds are accounted for under the rules of the Montgomery College Foundation and can only be used on receipts of expenses that support our students.

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Fill out the information required and select"Other"in theDonor Designation/Giving Optionsand type"EWBMC"in the box.