“Safe Homes. Build Lives.”

Domes for the World Foundation

DFTW Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) tax status organization which provides training, tools and methods for constructing not only superior shelter but complete community systems to those who need them most. Monolithic EcoShell Domes are at the heart of those methods.


Our Mission

DFTW's Mission is to improve the lives of people worldwide through the introduction and construction of Monolithic Domes and EcoShells.


Projects

Pages about our projects will be updated often. Also, we will maintain an archive of our completed projects for you to visit again and again.

Others have successfully used our Dome building techniques to help people in their own related projects.

 

FamiliesBantual 125+

This proposal is based on information acquired during the initial feasibility study for New Ngelepen, research completed while building New Ngelepen and a compiled list of specific families who need new homes. Read More...

 

FamiliesRebecca South Peterson tells it like it is!

Rebecca is interviewed by Robert Scoble, host of PodTech's “The Scoble Show.” Scoble's questions ranged from information about the Domes For The World Foundation (DFTW) and its progress to queries about Monolithic Domes and David B. South. Click to view podcast..

 

FamiliesCan $10 Change the World?
Yes it can! It can make all the difference in the lives of millions of families all over the world who live in lean-to's and makeshift housing without access to clean water or sanitation. Read More ...

 

FamiliesSafe Homes Build Lives:
For $1500 you, your business or church can build a new home for a family in Indonesia. Millions of people were displaced in the May 2006 earthquake in Jogjakarta, Indonesia. This is a unique way to provide one of the three basic human needs to a family who desperately needs it. Read More ...

 

Letters of Recommendation:

FamiliesLetter from the WHALE center director, David Randle. Visit Website or Read More...

 

 

 

 

Newest Additions to the site:

 

Domes for the World Foundation - est. 2006