Bridges to Prosperity is a United States-based nonprofit organization that partners with local governments to connect communities via pedestrian bridges.
Bridges to Prosperity is based in Denver, Colorado, with staff around the world.

Footbridges are simple for rural communities to build with only modest support, while the impact is great.
A randomized control study completed at the University of Notre Dame concluded that bridge connectivity increases household income 32%, while farmers increase agricultural outputs and labor rates increase 30%.

Since its foundation, Bridges to Prosperity has connected over one million people, has built over 290 footbridges, and expanded to 18 countries across Southeast Asia, Africa, and Central and South America.
It is supported by partner organizations including Rotary International.
In 2019, Bridges to Prosperity partnered with the government of Rwanda to build 380 additional footbridges.
A similar program, designed to build every bridge inside the country, was started in Uganda in 2018.
Bridges to Prosperity is a United States-based nonprofit organization that partners with local governments to connect communities via pedestrian bridges. Bridges to Prosperity is based in Denver, Colorado, with staff around the world.
Footbridges are simple for rural communities to build with only modest support, while the impact is great. A randomized control study completed at the University of Notre Dame concluded that bridge connectivity increases household income 32%, while farmers increase agricultural outputs and labor rates increase 30%.
Since its foundation, Bridges to Prosperity has connected over one million people, has built over 290 footbridges, and expanded to 18 countries across Southeast Asia, Africa, and Central and South America. It is supported by partner organizations including Rotary International. In 2019, Bridges to Prosperity partnered with the government of Rwanda to build 380 additional footbridges. A similar program, designed to build every bridge inside the country, was started in Uganda in 2018.
Bridges to Prosperity