In April 2024, an Organic Community Garden was implemented at the “Madres del Arroyo” dining hall in Villa Domínico, Avellaneda. This dining hall directly supports 30 families (120 people) and provides food assistance to an additional 168 families, benefiting a total of 736 people. The project, carried out by Fundación Gracias and the NGO Tablero de Oportunidades, aimed to improve the quality and quantity of food and promote a sustainable economy.

During July and August 2024, Fundación Gracias, with the support of volunteers from Motorola Solutions, completed the construction of new sanitary facilities at the “Los Panchitos de la Carolina” community dining hall in Ingeniero Allan, Florencio Varela. This dining hall supports approximately 350 children. The work included the construction of restrooms, the installation of sanitary equipment, and the addition of a countertop with sinks. The goal of the project was to improve the infrastructure of the dining hall.

In November 2024, an automatic chlorine dosing system with a 20-liter reserve tank was installed at Secondary School No. 2 in Hurlingham, which serves 770 students. This was made possible through the collaboration of various institutions. Previously, the school did not have access to safe water, as the water came from a well and was neither chlorinated nor potable. The goal of the project was to provide access to safe water for the students, their families, and the educational community.

At the end of October 2024, a 16,000-liter ferrocement cistern was completed to provide access to safe water for the Espíndola family in Paraje Boquerón, Tres Isletas, Chaco. Previously, the family had to fetch water daily from a borehole 400 meters from their home, using carts and horses. The goal of the project was to ensure access to safe water for the Espíndola family, who lacked this essential service.

In March 2022, an Australian tank with a capacity to store up to 28,000 liters of rainwater was built in the Bosque Al Sur Community, Lago Puelo, Chubut. This project benefited 14 families and more than 44 people, ensuring access to safe water. The goal was to provide safe water to the families in the community.

In August 2023, a water purification filter was installed at Primary School No. 84 in Moreno, Buenos Aires, benefiting approximately 1,400 students. Prior to this installation, the school did not have access to safe drinking water. The goal of the project was to provide access to safe water for the students, their families, and the educational community.

In August 2023, a water purification filter was installed at Primary School No. 84 in Moreno, Buenos Aires, benefiting approximately 1,400 students. Prior to this installation, the school did not have access to safe drinking water. The goal of the project was to provide access to safe water for the students, their families, and the educational community.

In May 2023, an organic community garden was implemented at the Unidos por San Francisco dining hall in Pilar, Buenos Aires, benefiting approximately 20 people and their families. The goal of the project was to improve the quality and quantity of the food used in the dining hall’s cooking workshop.

In October 2023, a 16,000-liter ferrocement cistern was completed in Paraje Palmar Chico, Tres Isletas, Chaco, to ensure access to safe water for the Ríos family. Previously, they had to travel 6 kilometers daily to obtain water. The project was made possible with the support of volunteers from Motorola Solutions and the Foundation. The main goal of the project was to provide access to safe water for the family, who previously lacked this essential service.