In Ethiopia, access to clean drinking water is extremely problematic. Diseases linked to intestinal infections are strongly related to this and tend to affect the most vulnerable such as children, old men and women. With the development of a well in Tigray, 500/700 people have been given the opportunity to resolve a major problem.
Today we are convinced that our attention should be focused on children and young people who represent the future of humanity. Therefore, we would like to gather the economic resources necessary to design and build schools in the developing world, where children are often treated as an underpaid workforce and are therefore exploited.
Sanitary conditions in Ethiopia are very poor because of the extreme poverty of the country which, as a direct consequence, sees severe problems with hygiene. We intend to intervene, therefore, not only to make healthcare available to treat these diseases, but also to ensure adequate training about minimum standards of hygiene.
HELP US TO COMPLETE ONGOING PROJECTS
The St Joseph Millennium School was established as a kindergarten in 2001 with an enrollment of 40 pupils. Later on, the school progressed by establishing a primary school in 2007. The number of students has increased to about 400 kids as of today. The school
Useless to mention the paramount importance of granting access to clean and potable water to people living in a Region where two years of war caused over 600.000 casualties, and over a million IDPs. The number of dry water wells is enormous, due to the
A war that caused over 700.000 casualties produced lasting consequences for the entire population of the Tigray Region. Seventy per cent of existing water wells have been completely destroyed, while schools and hospitals have been seriously damaged. Most of the schools are without benches. Among
During our recent trip to Ethiopia, we visited some schools. We are in a position to confirm that the request for school benches is desperate, and the need to act immediately is real. We were asked to supply 544 benches for a total of 1632 children.
The Butterfly Foundation, in collaboration with the non-profit Association OL3, based in Rendo (CS), has decided to support the people of Gaza by providing funding for potable water. Alaa Ahmed, a good friend living in Gaza City, will personally oversee the delivery of 5,000 litres of potable
The long war that lasted from 2020 to 2022 caused over 600,000 casualties in the Region of Tigray, Ethiopia, traumas, disabilities, and over one million displaced people, primarily women and girls who were used as war weapons, and subject to violence and sexual abuses. Any
Water wells will need repairs and reconstruction to allow innocent people such as women and children to reconstruct their lives, as they are the victims, with no responsibility for a war that is as non-sense as any other war. Your donation will allow us to rehabilit dry or destroyed water well.
Our present target is the construction of a Kindergarten for 170 additional students aged 3-6 in Daya village, in the northern part of Tigray, Ethiopia.
Madagascar is listed among the most vulnerable countries in the world regarding malnutrition, food insecurity, health care services, and availability of clean water sources. People are facing extremely dire life conditions. Only one per cent of the population has access to essential healthcare services. Furthermore,
A charitable bequest can change the life of many children and give them the opportunity of a better life.
Filippo Leandro Benvenuti, before passing away, decided to donate his fortune to Butterfly charity foundation, to become an instrument for giving water and education to people in need; our responsibility has been the one to honour his generosity and memory trying to make the best possible use of the funds he did not need anymore!
