Project H, an organization that promotes, inspires, and delivers humanitarian product design, is funding 50 Hippo Rollers for a series of 17 villages in Kgautswane in
I am not sure about fair use here - as I have lifted the entire promotion from the website without re-writing. And I am reluctant to write too much because I am blubbering with my admiration of such a realistic design serving a real need. Words fail me and that is rare. I am pretty fucking articulate. The rollers will be delivered to the community this April, as a gesture of support and a catalyst for more collaboration on larger water systems projects within Kgautswane. Here are the details:
What Project H is funding: 50 Hippo Rollers for a group of 17 villages in the Kgautswane community of
Deadline:
Total amount needed: $5000 (50 rollers, $100 each for production and delivery)
Levels of Donation:
$100- one roller for one household
$500- five rollers for a small micro-community
$1000- ten rollers for a village
ABOUT PROJECT H DESIGN:
Founded by Emily Pilloton (Inhabitat’s Managing Editor), Project H Design is a charitable organization that supports, inspires, and delivers life-improving humanitarian product design solutions to global communities in need. Project H champions industrial design as a tool to address social issues, a vehicle for global life improvement, and a catalyst for individual and community empowerment.
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