Continental Fresh Announces its Next Water For All Trek to the Caribbean’s Highest Peak
Registration is open for the 3-day, 28-mile hike at bluemissions.org.
What does it take to bring clean water and sanitation to deserving communities in Latin America? For a growing number of people in the fresh produce industry, it involves a journey to the top of Pico Duarte, the tallest peak in the Caribbean. Continental Fresh is preparing for its annual Water For All Trek, November 20-24. Colleagues, friends, and all who are interested in making a difference are invited to participate.
The trip and fundraiser demonstrate how small steps lead to big change. Since 2020, this idea has defined Continental Fresh. Through its Water For All label, a portion of sales proceeds funds the work of its partner, BLUE Missions. Those funds enable work that leads to new water infrastructure in communities throughout Latin America, where clean water and sanitation serve as catalysts for new opportunity.
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