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PROYECTO AGUA DEL AIRE EN PUERTO RICO Help Bring Community Water Access Where It Is Needed Most Puerto Rico continues to face recurring water shortages, service interruptions, drought, aging infrastructure, and electrical instability. For many families, access to drinking water can disappear for days at a time. Puerto Rico&rsquo;s water crisis has been building for more than a year. Since at least July 2025, communities in San Juan have faced recurring service interruptions serious enough to prompt a Puerto Rico Senate investigation. In June 2026, a break in a 72-inch Superaqueduct pipeline disrupted water service for approximately 112,000 customers across nine municipalities. By August, critically low levels at the Carra&iacute;zo reservoir forced 48-hour rotating outages across seven municipalities, affecting roughly 183,000 households and more than half a million people. The drought has deepened the emergency, with federal drought disaster declarations now covering 38 municipalities. For families, older adults, children, and community organizations, the crisis means never knowing when the next outage will come, how long it will last, or where drinking water will come from when service fails.&nbsp; Puerto Rico needs more than emergency water after an outage begins. Communities need dependable sources of drinking water already in place before the next interruption. Proyecto Agua del Aire is our response. The project will place Atmospheric Water Generators at trusted community locations already serving neighborhoods affected by water shortages. These systems capture moisture from the air and convert it into filtered drinking water, creating a recurring source of water where people already go for help. Organized by the&nbsp;Boricua Community Building Center with support from Nuyorican Books Publishing House, Puerto Rican Flags Up, and others.&nbsp; BCBC has already committed $5,000 to move the first sites forward. We are currently exploring potential host sites including&nbsp;El Comedor de la Kennedy in San Juan and&nbsp;CRES &mdash; Coalici&oacute;n Restauraci&oacute;n Ecosistemas Santurcinos in Santurce. Our first goal is five community water sites. Your donation can help cover the equipment and resources needed to make those sites operational, including: &bull; Atmospheric Water Generators&bull; Solar and battery support&bull; Shipping and transportation&bull; Electrical work and installation&bull; Water storage and dispensing&bull; Filters, maintenance, and water testing Help us turn existing technology into dependable community water access in Puerto Rico. Every contribution helps move a community site closer to producing drinking water. GIVE AT ANY LEVEL $50 &mdash; Community Supporter $250 &mdash; Water Access Supporter $5,000 &mdash; Project Partner&nbsp; $10,000 &mdash; Community Investor $25,000+ &mdash; Business Project Investor Businesses and organizations can also support the project by donating equipment, solar systems, transportation, installation, technical services, or other resources. Interested in hosting a site or partnering with the project? Complete our interest form:<a fr-original-style="" href="https://form.jotform.com/262432184318152" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://form.jotform.com/262432184318152</a> Boricua Community Building Center is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible.

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PROYECTO AGUA DEL AIRE EN PUERTO RICO Help Bring Community Water Access Where It Is Needed Most Puerto Rico continues to face recurring water shortages, service interruptions, drought, aging infrastructure, and electrical instability. For many families, access to drinking water can disappear for days at a time. Puerto Rico’s water crisis has been building for more than a year. Since at least July 2025, communities in San Juan have faced recurring service interruptions serious enough to prompt a Puerto Rico Senate investigation. In June 2026, a break in a 72-inch Superaqueduct pipeline disrupted water service for approximately 112,000 customers across nine municipalities. By August, critically low levels at the Carraízo reservoir forced 48-hour rotating outages across seven municipalities, affecting roughly 183,000 households and more than half a million people. The drought has deepened the emergency, with federal drought disaster declarations now covering 38 municipalities. For families, older adults, children, and community organizations, the crisis means never knowing when the next outage will come, how long it will last, or where drinking water will come from when service fails.  Puerto Rico needs more than emergency water after an outage begins. Communities need dependable sources of drinking water already in place before the next interruption. Proyecto Agua del Aire is our response. The project will place Atmospheric Water Generators at trusted community locations already serving neighborhoods affected by water shortages. These systems capture moisture from the air and convert it into filtered drinking water, creating a recurring source of water where people already go for help. Organized by the Boricua Community Building Center with support from Nuyorican Books Publishing House, Puerto Rican Flags Up, and others.  BCBC has already committed $5,000 to move the first sites forward. We are currently exploring potential host sites including El Comedor de la Kennedy in San Juan and CRES — Coalición Restauración Ecosistemas Santurcinos in Santurce. Our first goal is five community water sites. Your donation can help cover the equipment and resources needed to make those sites operational, including: • Atmospheric Water Generators• Solar and battery support• Shipping and transportation• Electrical work and installation• Water storage and dispensing• Filters, maintenance, and water testing Help us turn existing technology into dependable community water access in Puerto Rico. Every contribution helps move a community site closer to producing drinking water. GIVE AT ANY LEVEL $50 — Community Supporter $250 — Water Access Supporter $5,000 — Project Partner  $10,000 — Community Investor $25,000+ — Business Project Investor Businesses and organizations can also support the project by donating equipment, solar systems, transportation, installation, technical services, or other resources. Interested in hosting a site or partnering with the project? Complete our interest form:<a href="https://form.jotform.com/262432184318152" target="_blank">https://form.jotform.com/262432184318152</a> Boricua Community Building Center is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible.

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