Pucusana Project

Our Story

The Pucusana Project was founded in 2018, but its roots trace back to 2004 when Albert Wallace discovered a school in Pucusana, Peru, advocating for the protection of African Penguins. This journey led to the establishment of the nonprofit by Allison Howald-Wallace, focusing on empowering local residents through education, business training, and community development.

Impact

Significantly impacting the community, the Pucusana Project has provided educational opportunities, food relief during the pandemic, and established community programs. Recognized by local authorities for its efforts, the organization is dedicated to rebuilding a school and starting a church in Pucusana.

Why Donate?

Your donations support the mission to empower the impoverished community of Pucusana through education and business training. Contributions fund essential programs that provide opportunities for local residents to improve their lives and break the cycle of poverty.

Get Involved

Join the Pucusana Project in making a difference! Your generous donations, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can help transform lives and uplift the community. Together, we can create lasting change!