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Alleviating poverty and protecting forests in the highlands of Guatemala

Education, reforestation, sustainable development, leadership scholarships, and ecological improvements to agriculture

Community Cloud Forest Conservation

Community Cloud Forest Conservation alleviates poverty and protects forests through education, reforestation, sustainable development, leadership training, and ecological improvements to agriculture. CCFC believes that holistic human / community development through education and capacity building is the key to conservation and development in Guatemala’s central highlands. Education, especially for young women, is key to building peace in this region.

Contributing to CCFC

CCFC is launching a major capital campaign for the purchase of the land on which our center is built. Our goal is to raise $433,000. We are well on our way, but we need your help. Once the purchase is finalized, CCFC will register the land as a sanctuary for flora and fauna. With an adjoining parcel of land, the sanctuary will include a total of 390 acres. Click here to learn more. You can contribute online or by check (see address below).

Community Cloud Forest Conservation is a non-governmental, not-for-profit, conservation and human development organization, incorporated in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and registered with the Internal Revenue Service of the United States as a 501(c)3 tax exempt entity. CCFC is governed by a volunteer board of directors. CCFC works locally in the central highlands of Guatemala, without stateside overhead costs. 100% of all donations are used in Guatemala for conservation and community / human development purposes. Although CCFC enjoys many strategic partnerships, the majority of CCFC’s income comes from individual contributions. All earmarked donations are used as designated.

Contribution checks can be received at:
Community Cloud Forest Conservation
2320 Devin Lane,
Long Lake, MN
55356

Community Cloud Forest Conservation

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