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Projects to Support

Explore our current projects below to find one that calls to your heart. Once you select a project, we invite you to contribute as much as you are called to do.

Honoring Jamie’s Legacy: A Life of Passion and Service

Jamie Fico’s life was one of purpose, compassion, and determination--an exemplary case of someone finding their true passion and pursuing it with all of their heart. She unexpectedly passed away on November 5th, 2024, leaving behind her parents, sister, and a wide network of friends and colleagues who she had developed close bonds with across her life and work.

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Plant Olive Trees in Morocco

It rained late in March this year, giving an unexpected window of opportunity to plant olive trees. We're supporting farmers by purchasing olive saplings and distributing them as requests are received.

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Agricultural Terrace Construction

Support the repair of critical agricultural infrastructure for 50 villages in the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains.

Shovels, wheelbarrows, pickaxes, and baskets.

We purchase local fertilizer traditionally used to support soil organic matter content and promote high and healthy agricultural yields.

We hire daily laborers from the villages benefitting from the terracing.

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Psychosocial Empowerment

An adaptation of our IMAGINE workshop developed with psychologists after the September 8th earthquake, psychosocial workshops provide space for processing trauma and tools for mental, spiritual, and emotional recovery.

This milestone allows our highly trained facilitators to travel to one location, arrange a community space, provide materials and food for the four-day workshop, and lead all sessions.

This milestone allows our highly trained facilitators to travel to two locations, arrange community spaces, provide materials and food for the four-day workshops, and lead all sessions.

This milestone allows our highly trained facilitators to travel to four locations, arrange community spaces, provide materials and food for the four-day workshops, and lead all sessions.

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Wells for Bir Anezarane Commune

The Tewirf Association, representing the nomadic community in Bir Anezarane commune, has proposed a project to restore and expand existing infrastructure on three critical wells.

Located between Dakhla Oued Ed Dabah and Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra, Tourife provides water for drinking and watering camels in both regions.

Located in Bir Anezarane commune, these two wells provide water for nomadic communities and their livestock.

Constructing reservoirs for water storage will expand the capacity of the Touirfe Well, the Win Ferkane Well, and the Ouhifert Well.

Two wells need new solar pumps installed, and one needs a nonfunctioning solar pump repaired.

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Past Project Outcomes

We have a proven history of partnering with communities to deliver successful sustainable development projects.

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Success Stories

Explore transformative current projects and successful past ones.

Empowering Women Through Cooperatives and Psychosocial Support: A Path to Sustainable Development

Some may assume that after a year of psychosocial empowerment training, the need for such workshops diminishes. However, our experience as facilitators working in a rural part of Morocco tells a different story.

Intercultural Solidarity Achieving Agricultural Opportunity in Morocco

A talk by Yossef Ben-Meir, President of the High Atlas Foundation in Morocco, at the Integrated Management of Cultural Tourism Conference on 11 June 2024 hosted by Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiques and the United States Agency for International Development.

Looking Forward… Remembering the September 8 Earthquake in Morocco

As the one-year anniversary of the September 8th earthquake nears, the High Atlas Foundation (HAF) alongside community partners will come together to honor the painful losses, the healing, and the collective rebuilding with one and all here in Morocco, and around the world.

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