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A Coalition of LOVE Sharing Acts of Love

This group space is a place where all people can come to share inspirations on Actions of Love. During these times of Political and Environmental kaos, people who are actively engaged in alternative practices, setting the stepping stones and being the change, can share their visions of hope. This is a place where people can find inspiration in what others ...learn more

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Pharaoh's Pump Foundation

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Activities:	Educational, Networking, Philanthropy

Type:	Foundation

Scope:	regional

Website:	www.thepump.org

Main Email:	info [at] thepump.org

Phone:	N/A

Fax:	815.366.8992

Regional office:	361 N. Folsom St. Coquille, Oregon 97423

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Pollution Remediation | Fundraising | Energy Policy | Renewable Energy | Environmental Monitoring

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Mission Statement

The Pharaoh's Pump Foundation is an Oregon based, 501 ( c ) 3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of decentralized, energy efficient, nonpolluting technologies. Our interests include responsible stewardship of the environment, conservation and renewable, inexpensive energy systems. We feel many of our goals can be achieved through the development of new and emerging energy and conservation technologies we are developing at our research facility.

Foundation

Our foundation is devoted to engineering alternative energy sources. Our hypothesis is that builders of the Great Pyramid had developed an energy system that did not require electricity or fossil fuel. We believe this technology existed, and we want to reconstruct and develop it for use in our very troubled times.