What have we been up to? We’re glad you asked.

In FY24, the Reece Foundation continued on our mission to bring clean water and sanitation to communities most in need. With volunteers who contributed over 2,347 hours of skilled work, projects and grants have impacted 31,000 people. This is our second impact report and is a celebration of the collective efforts of the Reece Foundation, our volunteers, suppliers and community partners.

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Earlier reports
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Pictured Above: <insert names> Reece Region Leader Sam Ansell.

Top Right: Grant recipient Uganda.

Bottom Right: Project Maa

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A volunteer tradie with his back to the camera working on a project, wearing a Reece tshirt
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Here's where we're at

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51,319 people

Whose lives have been positively impacted through access to clean water, sanitation or food security.

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4,581 hours

Effort donated by incredible volunteer tradies.

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2.4km

The distance reduced to accessing a quality water source, on average.

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I couldn’t be more aligned to the Reece Foundation’s vision of seeing a world where everyone has access to clean water and sanitation.

to see that 50,000 more people now do as a result of their work is a real accomplishment.

Peter Wilson

Reece Group CEO

Where we've worked

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A volunteer tradie and a volunteer community member working together to clear a pile of rubble

Indonesia

The Reece Foundation trade volunteers supported the Project Hiu team over a three-week period to construct a rainwater catchment, treatment and filtration system at the local school that can be easily maintained.

Australia
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Eugowra

In 2022, communities in Central West NSW were impacted by severe flooding events. With the region starting to prepare for a season of drought and extreme heat, six volunteer tradies came to the area to install new 22,000 litre rainwater tanks for 10 families.

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Cambodia

Over two weeks, nine volunteer tradies from Australia got their hands dirty, digging, building, and installing washroom toilets to give families a safe and private place to wash and go to the toilet.

Our past impact.