1) The U.S. - Mexico border is home to approximately 13 million Immigrants, Migrants, and Asylum-Seekers who lack access to clean water and food.
2) By 2060, the water demand along the U.S.-Mexico border will rise by 22%.
3) 60% of Immigrant and Migrant residents in Texas communtites live below the poverty line. If the U.S. - Mexico border region were considered a state, it would be first in the number of children living in poverty.
How We Provide Clean Water, Food, Essential Items:
Delivering Essential Items: Tents/Blankets/Tarps
Providing Food
Implementing Water Tanks
Where We Provide Clean Water, Food, Essential Items:
1
Monte Alto, Texas
We fully fund and provide food, clean water, and essential items to 500 plus Immigrants and Migrants throughout the year.
2
Elsa, Texas
We fully fund and provide food twice month to more than 500 Immigrants and Migrants.
3
Reynosa, Mexico
We full fund and provide clean water, food, and essential items each day to more than 2,500 Migrants and Asylum-Seekers.
4
Matamoros, Mexico
We fully fund and provide food, clean water, and essential items to 500 plus Migrants and Asylum-Seekers twice a month.
5
Los Huatales, Ahuachapan, El Salvador
We provide clean and safe drinking water from a well we have equipped for 12 Colonia communities, 780 Salvadoran families, and 3,900 total people every single day.