The Nicaragua Project

The Nicaragua Project Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from The Nicaragua Project, Nonprofit Organization, Franklin, TN.

Past projects have involved outfitting a dental clinic, eye glasses for underserved communities, on-going scholarship funding for students to go to primary and secondary schools, as well as college, drinking water wells, self sustainability loans for microbusinesses,
on-going medical supplies for a rural heath care organization, rehabbing a school in the capitol city of Managua, computers for schools, and other self sustainability projects.

10/26/2014

Wondering what the story is behind the Nicaragua Project and musician Gene Cotton's involvement? Or thinking about going along on a trip to Managua with us? Watch this video for some background and flavor! My daughter and I had the time of our lives when we went along with Gene and I shot this video...The warmest, most beautiful people you can imagine!

11/19/2011

Gene Cotton's NICARAGUA PROJECT BENEFIT TONIGHT! Don't miss it! An amazing group of internationally celebrated musicians perform for the cause at 7pm, Christ United Methodist Church, Franklin, TN. $20 suggested donation but pay what you can, says Gene! Just be there!

(All photos © Jennifer Moran 2010.) In 2010, well-known surf company, O'Neill, donated over one hundred pounds of shi...
01/22/2011

(All photos © Jennifer Moran 2010.) In 2010, well-known surf company, O'Neill, donated over one hundred pounds of shirts and other clothing to The Nicaragua Project to be distributed when the team visited Managua. Three orphanages benefited from their gift, as well as numerous local children and families. The Nicaraguan economy is extremely tough, with the average citizen living on less than one dollar per day. MUCHAS GRACIAS, O'NEILL!!!!

(All photos © Jennifer Moran, 2010) Each year, musician and Nicaragua Project founder Gene Cotton takes about 20-25 Ame...
01/21/2011

(All photos © Jennifer Moran, 2010) Each year, musician and Nicaragua Project founder Gene Cotton takes about 20-25 Americans, of all ages and from all walks of life, to Managua to pitch in with his latest efforts to help the poor in Nicaragua - the second poorest country in this hemisphere. Team members stay in very basic housing with a small group of local families, who also help in the work, for a cost of about $10. a day including food. Current projects include rehabbing a barrio school and an orphanage in Managua. By the end of the week to ten days, the Nicaraguans and Americans become one big family!

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