Honduras 2019: EcoStoves Update
In our 13th year of service to Choluteca, Honduras, our team collected data from the Honduran Health Department to determine the health impact of the EcoStove project.
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Packing for Honduras 2019
Each year before we leave for Honduras, our team meets to pack the supplies.
Honduras 2017: Celebrating 10 Years of EcoStoves
How it began was a bit of a fluke: Our incoming president, Debbie Overcash, attended the mandatory presidents’ training in Nashville.
Before and After the EcoStoves
Traditional stoves common throughout Honduras are non-vented, inefficient, and unsafe.
The EcoStove Project Summary 2017
Madison Rotarians first traveled to Honduras in 2007 to assist Rotarians from Lawrenceburg, Tennessee with an electrical project.
Carolina Tercero
Every project needs a coordinator and our Honduras Project needs Carolina.
Keep the Fire Burning: Life Before the EcoStoves
Ceilings and walls are covered with thick layers of creosote. Lingering smoke makes it hard to see and even harder to breathe, causing long-term respiratory problems.
EcoStoves Bring Happy Smiles
These ladies are just a few of our many EcoStove recipients.
The EcoStove Design
They may start with manure and straw and end with a coffee can, but the EcoStove is improving the lives of families one stove at a time.
Carolina Comes to Town
After many years of us traveling to her home in Southern Honduras, we were graced by Carolina’s visit to our home in late May 2015.