Flood Resilient
84 families housed
🇧🇩2025
Bangladesh
Sylhet Division
"My daughter has a room. I didn't think that would happen in my lifetime."
— Fatema Begum, Sylhet
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Building in Bangladesh · Colombia · Philippines · Kenya · Peru
A floor that doesn't flood.
A door that locks.
A wall your child draws on.
This is not charity.
This is architecture.
Hearth builds permanent, dignified homes for families displaced by floods, poverty, and circumstance — from the hillsides of Medellín to the delta villages of Bangladesh.
4,847
Homes Built
31
Countries
98
Families Housed This Month
$4,200
Cost Per Complete Home
Completed Communities
Proof, not promises.
Every card below is a neighborhood that didn't exist five years ago. Real families. Real addresses. Real keys.
Hillside Community
62 families housed
🇨🇴2025
Colombia
Comunas, Medellín
"The walls don't move when it rains. That sounds small. It isn't."
— Carlos Restrepo, Medellín
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Typhoon Recovery
118 families housed
🇵🇭2024
Philippines
Eastern Leyte
"After the typhoon took everything, Hearth gave us the first thing back."
— Marisol Delos Santos, Leyte
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4,847homes completed globally
98%still standing after 5 years
31countries active
0homes abandoned mid-build
The Process
How we build.
Five phases. Every home. No shortcuts.
Where the money goes
$4,200 builds this:
Click each component to see it.
Cost breakdown$4,200
Foundation 20%
Walls 35%
Roof 25%
Door, Windows & Finishing 20%
Foundation
$840Reinforced concrete slab, elevated above flood line
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Includes site clearing, formwork, rebar cage, concrete pour, and 28-day curing. Designed to last 50+ years.
Walls
$1,470Hollow concrete blocks, mortar, and structural columns
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Three courses of reinforced columns at corners and door/window openings. Walls are 20cm thick, plastered inside and out.
Roof
$1,050Corrugated steel with timber frame and rain gutters
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Galvanized steel sheets rated to 180km/h winds. Includes ridge cap, eave overhangs for shade, and downpipe to ground cistern.
Door, Windows & Finishing
$840Steel security door, louvred windows, interior plaster
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A door that locks — this is not metaphor. Steel security door with deadbolt. Two louvred windows for cross-ventilation. Floor-to-ceiling interior plaster.
Total cost — one complete home
$4,200
That's foundation to front door. Deed registered. Keys in hand. A family inside. Not a temporary shelter. A permanent address.
Right NowHomes half-built,
Homes half-built,
waiting for your name.
These projects are live. The families are identified. The land is secured. The only thing missing is funding.
Rainy season in 6 weeks
38d left
🇰🇪
Kenya
Kisumu Waterfront
45 families
targeted
$126,756 raised67%
of $189,000 goal
Homes still needed
15 homes
Land secured, build ready
72d left
🇵🇪
Peru
Villa El Salvador, Lima
28 families
targeted
$48,468 raised41%
of $117,600 goal
Homes still needed
17 homes
Monsoon displacement active
14d left
🇧🇩
Bangladesh
Cox's Bazar
60 families
targeted
$55,440 raised22%
of $252,000 goal
Homes still needed
47 homes
Corporate & Institutional Partners
Fund an entire community. Name a neighborhood. Your CSR budget, turned into GPS coordinates and family photos.
Trusted by organizations building a better world
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UN-Habitat
W
World Bank Group
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BRAC
A
Ashoka Foundation
T
Tata Trusts
P
Patagonia
A
Aga Khan Dev. Network
G
GIZ Germany
3 homes funded in the last 24 hours
Don't leave it
half-built.
$4,200. One family. One permanent address. The math is simple. The impact is not.
100% of donations go to constructionRegistered 501(c)(3)Annual report published4-star Charity Navigator rating