Our projects
Rutgers Enactus currently has 3 non-profit projects that range across a wide scope of subjects. Each of these projects is meant to create a sustainable solution that fulfills one or more of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
Scarlet Paws
This project aims to grow, develop, and raise money/awareness for a New Brunswick cat adoption center, and help feed the cats who have not found a home. They are planning on growing Scarlet Paws’s social media presence and hosting fundraisers.
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Agoraponic farms
Agoraponic Farms aims to serve the New Brunswick community by using hydroponic farming systems to create a sustainable and environmentally conscious non-profit and ultimately address the issue of food insecurity. New Brunswick is a food desert, which means that fresh produce and healthy food is not readily available to many residents. Hydroponic farming provides a mechanism for growing produce year-round and indoors. So far, Agoraponic Farms has won grants, built two systems (one in the Helyar House on Cook/Doug and one in the Alexander Library on College Avenue), and delivered fresh produce to the College Ave Food Pantry.
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Crisp
This project partners with communities suffering from neglected tropical diseases in Senegal to find, fundraise for, and implement a simple yet sustainable solution that reduces the economic and social burden of those afflicted by the disease. Last summer, CRISP members engaged in a study abroad program in which students flew to Senegal and conducted water tests, met Enactus Senegal, and built relationships with local experts.
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