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Two Years After Hurricane Michael: Returning to our Roots

As our Hurricane Michael recovery work comes to end, discover our impact and what comes next.

Smiling Faces at Matundu School

In the village of Galileya, (located in central Malawi) 400 middle school students at Matundu Primary were greeted by a brand-new school block following their return from the Coronavirus school closures.

Walking for Wells: An Interview with a Man on a Mission

146 days is all it took for Kurt Freudenreich to complete 3,300 miles on the Continental Divide Trail. He is walking to bring clean drinking water to communities with The Sonder Project.

Walking for Wells: James Joins the Team

Destiny reveals itself in a bar on the edge of Wyoming’s Red Desert.

Four Truths – A Message from our CEO about COVID-19

Mar 30, 2020 | Global, Local, Sonder Update

With all of you, The Sonder Project has been watching Coronavirus sweep across the nation and the world, and we have been adjusting our plans accordingly to respect public health guidelines.

Walking for Wells

Mar 26, 2020 | Sonder Update, Walking For Wells

Kurt Freudenreich is a Man on Mission as he prepares for his journey, Walking for Wells.

Planting the Seeds for Lifelong Gardeners

Mar 16, 2020 | Community Gardens

In January of 2020, the first seedlings in the new Sonder Project garden at Walton High School were planted with the support of students from Ms. Spice’s culinary classes.

Local Donors Make a Global Impact

Mar 12, 2020 | Global, Sonder Update

In mid-January, we completed our first well of 2020 in Kilou, a rural Burkina Faso community that’s home to 2,000 people. Prior to its completion, the community relied on an exposed well that was open to the elements. It was also dry for half the year.

Welcome to Malawi!

Mar 4, 2020 | From the field, Global, Malawi, Sonder Update

In January of 2020, our CEO, Chad Zibelman, traveled to southeastern Africa to establish a Sonder Project office in Malawi. Often referred to as “The Warm Heart of Africa,” the country is known for its friendly people and Lake Malawi, its vast freshwater lake.

Annie-Jean

Oct 29, 2019 | From the field, Hurricane Relief, Local

“Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow may never be, so I am focused on today.” – Annie-Jean
Annie-Jean, 67, was born and raised in Panama City. The only time she spent elsewhere was a short stint working for Job Corps in New Jersey.

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