I've been concerned for years about all the plastic in our oceans and in our world. Through Coastsavers, I was able to learn about Million Waves Project and spent a day with my family cleaning up the Washington coast with them. We also happen to have friends who have directly benefited from their organization. Their daughter has a prosthetic hand built by MWP! I have changed the way I go about my day just by learning about their organization. When I'm out walking every day, I scour the streets looking for trash, especially #1 plastic. I've been saving it all in my garage to help print more hands. We need more brilliant solutions like this to save our environment! So impressed with them!
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- EIN 83-0660068
- 2401 Westwood Dr C27, G20 Anacortes WA 98221 USA
- www.millionwavesproject.com
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations, Environment, Health, Health Care, Human Services, Recycling
Mission: The Million Waves Project brings together two unacceptable global situations and offers a practical and sustainable solution. We take recycled plastic cleaned from the ocean and turn it into 3D printable material.
Results: Since our launch on Earth Day - April, 2018, we have already given away 18 prosthetic arms and hands to children and adults around the world.
Target demographics: People in need of prosthetic limbs, the ocean and marine life
Geographic areas served: Worldwide
Programs: Organize a clean-up, 3D printing, hand assembly, fundraising
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