Rural isolation is a root cause of poverty; connection is the foundation for opportunity.
We've built more than 350 trailbridges, serving over 1.2 million community members throughout the world.
Venancia
Rwanda
Venancia is a mother and a businesswoman who sells her crops at the market, learn more about how the Coko bridge affected Venancia's life.
Johnny
Nicaragua
Johnny loved helping after school during the bridge build in his community. Read more about how the bridge has encouraged Johnny to think about his future.
Ana
Bolivia
Every morning before school, 13 year-old Ana crosses the Chaqui Cocha bridge, helping her mother bring the sheep to graze on the land on the far side of the bridge. Learn more about what Ana's morning routine entails.
Why bridges?
Trailbridges provide access to health care, education and economic opportunity; they transform the way people plan for and invest in their future.
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