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Empowering tomorrow — a Washington State 501(c)(3) building the infrastructure our children inherit, from Central Washington clean-energy plazas to fire and flood resilience training.
At Project America, our mission is rooted in a simple yet powerful conviction: the infrastructure we build today shapes the world our children inherit tomorrow.
Founded in 2016 and registered as a Washington State non-profit, we serve as an umbrella for eco-industrial infrastructure, scientific education, community media, and disaster-resilient workforce training across underserved communities.
We are actively pursuing a transformative project in Douglas County — a multi-use rural community plaza and clean energy transit station designed at the intersection of scientific innovation, environmental protection, and hands-on public education — while expanding fire and flood mitigation programs that support first responders statewide.
2016
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501(c)(3)
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Project America is dedicated to fostering resilience and community development through advanced technology, sustainable infrastructure, and scientific research. We bridge industrial recovery and eco-friendly innovation — delivering practical solutions for telecommunications, clean-energy transit, resilient building restoration, disaster recovery training, and resource management for the next generation.
To serve as a national model for eco-industrial hubs that empower rural and unincorporated communities through decentralized clean energy, zero-emission mobility corridors, high-efficiency resource recovery, and a trained resilience workforce — with a century-long horizon for the children who inherit this work.
We don’t inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.
Living laboratories with smart grid interconnection and sustainable building methods for rural clean infrastructure.
Interactive displays where students see hydroelectricity, physics, and renewable systems working together.
Zero-emission freight and passenger transit that protects air quality and Central Washington landscapes.
Equal access to modern infrastructure, clean economic development, and trained first-responder support.
Multi-use rural plaza along US-97, US-2, and SR-28 corridors — coordinated with Douglas PUD, WSDOT, and local landowners to advance zero-emission mobility and public education.
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Training emergency telecommunications technicians, structural assessors, and disaster recovery specialists — the second line of defense that keeps radios open, roads safe, and power on for first responders.
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High-capacity data infrastructure and communication services — including emergency mesh, satellite relay, and scalable community engagement platforms.
Disaster response engineering: tactical communications, rapid structural assessment, post-fire remediation, flood management, and microgrid backup power that keeps emergency services operational.
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Multi-use rural plaza and zero-emission transit hub in Central Washington, integrating hydroelectric smart-grid interconnection with public education along major freight corridors.
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Hands-on education and research on energy efficiency, hydroelectric systems, physics, and renewable power — inspiring future scientists, engineers, and conservationists.
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Statewide Level 3 EV charging integrated with high-speed internet hubs, transit station alignment, and rural digital-divide solutions.
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Multi-level localized news network delivering digital content and free printed editions across every county statewide.
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Physical and digital educational environments for workforce training, scientific literacy, and technical instruction.
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Free heating for community spaces, greenhouses, and homes by recycling waste heat from data processing equipment.
Learn moreA thoughtful approach with utilities, state transportation, landowners, and emergency agencies.
Working alongside Douglas PUD engineering teams to align smart power distribution.
Partnering with WSDOT to meet freight corridor and access standards along US-97, US-2, and SR-28.
Engaging landowners near highway rights-of-way, plus first responder agencies for resilience programs.
Reach us at project.America.us@gmail.com or visit Contact.
Project America maintains secure tracking and storage for state regulatory filings including Department of Revenue and Secretary of State documentation, alongside engineering reports for all infrastructure projects.
Registered non-profit corporation in Washington State since 2016.
Tax-exempt status maintained in good standing.
Secure storage for infrastructure, plaza, and site-recovery engineering documentation.
Douglas PUD, WSDOT coordination, Peninsula Green Restoration, and local cooperatives.