This project will contribute to fight against blindness in the Dominican Republic and improve the visual health of its inhabitants, especially those living in poverty in La Altagracia province, through the creation of an ophthalmological center in the community of Veron that will benefit to more than 273,000 inhabitants, thanks to the alliance with Fundacion Incivi, which has been partnering with Fundacion Grupo Puntacana for the last 6 years in the Ophthalmologic Mission Trips Project

The Ridgway's Hawk project in Punta Cana seeks to increase the population of the critically endangered Ridgway's Hawk (Buteo ridgwayi) through reintroduction of the species in the Punta Cana region and a regionally comprehensive, environmental education program about the hawks.

The artisan workshop is a social initiative to promote entrepreneurship and fight against poverty that seeks to provide knowledge and skills to women from vulnerable communities in the Punta Cana region, through technical training for the design and production of marketable crafts and whose manual elaboration comes from the use of mostly recycled materials

This project contribute to improve the life conditions of the disabled children of La Altagracia Province in the Dominican Republic, especially those living in poverty in the Punta Cana region, through the operation of a specialized health center in the community of Veron that will benefit to more than 3,000 children

This project created a Pediatric Health Center in Veron, an underserved community in Punta Cana, eastern region of the Dominican Republic, for the benefit of more than 15,600 children in need. The child population has been greatly impacted given that there are not affordable options in the entire area in terms of primary health cares. The center offers outpatient consultations; besides dental, vaccination, emergency, laboratory, ambulance, x ray, ultrasound and pharmacy services, among others

Corals for Climate is one of the largest and longest-running coral restoration projects in the Caribbean. The project certifies local fishermen as coral gardeners, boat captains, scuba divers and artisans to reduce over-fishing on the reef, while providing tourism jobs for local fishermen and their families. We also train young scientists in restoration. By reducing fishing pressure and increasing coral cover, we help rebuild resilient reefs and protect this critically endangered ecosystem.

This project improves the educational quality of the Ann & Ted Kheel Polytechnic School located in Veron, an underserved community in eastern Dominican Republic, through the improvements of the facilities, English learning program, teaching capacity and methodologies of the school teachers, cocurricular activities, among others. 700 students and 11 teachers together with their families are the beneficiaries