Fuel Engineering Impact Across the U.S.
When you donate to Community Engineering Corps, you're empowering our dedicated volunteers to deliver pro-bono engineering and technical solutions to communities in need across the country. Your support helps create lasting change, tackling real challenges like clean water access, safe roads, and resilient infrastructure.
Donate today—and know that your gift could transform lives nationwide... or even in your own neighborhood!
Since its inception in 2014, Community Engineering Corps has:
- Provided 40,000+ hours of pro-bono engineering services worth more than $5 Million
- Engaged with over 350 communities across the US
- Unlocked over $11 Million in Federal, State, local, and other funding
Community Engineering Corps is a trademark operated under Engineers Without Borders, a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law.
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“Often disadvantaged communities do not have the resources or capabilities to address water or infrastructure needs. These projects (through CECorps) provide options to the community to address concerns and empower them to implement solutions… I strongly believe in the mission and purpose of the CECorps program within EWB to support local and domestic communities."- Sara Schmeig- REIC on a CECorps' Project
Together, we are creating a world where communities lead, where resilience is built into every system, and where partnerships foster a future of hope, dignity, and strength. Join us and support this critical work today.
Together, We’re Tackling America’s Infrastructure Crisis.
Across the U.S., too many communities still struggle without clean water, reliable plumbing, or accessible transit systems. For instance:
- 2.2 million Americans still lack running water
with Indigenous households being 19 times more likely to face this challenge than others.
- 522,752 U.S. households were without complete plumbing as of 2021.
- Nearly 45% of Americans lack access to essential public transit.
- Meanwhile, much of our infrastructure has gone without major updates since 1956.
Community Engineering Corps (CECorps) is actively partnering with communities to co-create resilient solutions to these critical issues. Our projects are crafted to last—each one strengthening community infrastructure and empowering residents for generations to come.
Support CECorps and join us in improving lives, uplifting communities, and addressing urgent needs right in our backyard.