This fundraiser is for the youth project “Mushuk Ñampitak Paskachik Wanrakuna” (Youth Opening New Paths) in the Kichwa Sani Isla community along Ecuador's Napo River.

Our youth organization is dedicated to creating educational, sustainable, and innovative opportunities that improve the quality of life for Indigenous Amazonian communities. Today, we are working toward an important goal: acquiring a 12-meter fiberglass canoe with canopies to provide safe and reliable river transportation.

For families living along the Napo River, transportation is essential for accessing schools, educational programs, and community activities. A dedicated canoe would directly benefit more than 40 children, youth, and adults, helping students travel safely to school and opening doors to a brighter future.

The total cost of the canoe is $4,025 USD, and we are seeking donors and supporters who believe in the power of education and community development. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to making this project a reality.

By supporting this campaign, you are investing in education, safety, and opportunity for Amazonian youth.

Thank you for helping us open new paths for the next generation.

First Goal: $5,550 USD
Project: 12-meter fiberglass canoe with canopies

Second Goal: $7000
Project: Motor for the canoe

Beneficiaries: 40+ children, youth, and adults in the Kichwa Sani Isla community