We are a registered non-profit organization in Madagascar, working in a network of rural villages around the Manombo Special Reserve (MSR) along the southeastern coast of Madagascar to improve human health and livelihoods. Our current efforts focus on developing clean water infrastructure and coffee-centered agroforestry systems.

Replanting degraded land with shade-grown coffee trees stabilizes soils, reduces erosion, and increases water infiltration, which in turn improves the water quality of streams and reduces standing water that can contribute to disease. We buy coffee directly from local farmers at fair prices, sell it in the United States, and reinvest 100% of the profits into clean water projects in the same communities. This approach creates a self-sustaining, local-to-global model where environmental restoration, public health improvements, and economic growth all reinforce one another. At the same time, we are quantifying the carbon sequestration benefits of our agroforestry efforts to generate carbon credits on the voluntary global carbon market—transforming our work not just into a one-time reactionary response, but a replicable, long-term solution for planetary health.