4restlink · Indigenous Connectivity

Connect an Indigenous Community. Help Protect Life.

4restlink brings satellite connectivity, solar power, training and long-term technical support to remote Indigenous communities across the Amazon.

20 communities connected in 202382 connectivity points planned
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The urgency

When communication takes days, every emergency becomes more dangerous.

In remote Amazonian territories, communities may travel for days to request medical assistance, report territorial threats or communicate with public institutions. A reliable connection can reduce that distance to minutes.

Health emergencies

Request medical assistance in minutes instead of days of travel.

Territorial protection

Report threats and coordinate with leaders and public institutions.

Education & coordination

Connect schools, assemblies and community organizations.

The solution

An antenna alone is not a complete project.

4restlink is a full, long-term commitment — not a one-time delivery of equipment. Each connection includes:

Satellite equipment
Solar power
Transportation to remote communities
Field installation
Community training
Responsible-use guidance
Monthly connectivity
Maintenance & technical support

The current campaign

The Next 82 Connections

Each territory shows its true stage — from community mapping and institutional coordination to active deployment. We do not promise equipment we have not yet secured.

44

connectivity points

Yanomami

Urihi Yanomami Association

Equipment secured · Implementation funding needed

25

connectivity points

Vale do Javari

Kapyvanaway Association

Equipment secured · Implementation funding needed

10

connectivity points

Xingu

Aritana Institute

Equipment secured · Implementation funding needed

3

connectivity points

Balaio

Cooperíndio

Equipment secured · Implementation funding needed

Proof of experience

We have done this before.

  • 20 Starlink antennas delivered
  • Marubo communities on the Upper Ituí River
  • Participation of the Kapyvanaway Association
  • Support from Allyson Reneau
  • Coordination by Flora Dutra
  • Documentary record by Brandon Weaver
  • International presentation at the UN General Assembly
Installing a Starlink antenna · Vale do Javari, 2023
Installing a Starlink antenna · Vale do Javari, 2023
Marubo community members · Alto Rio Ituí
Marubo community members · Alto Rio Ituí
Kapyvanaway community · where the journey began
Kapyvanaway community · where the journey began

Voice of leadership

“Connectivity is more than technology. It is a bridge to health, education, communication and the protection of our territory.”
Enoque MaruboPresident, Kapyvanaway Association · Marubo people · Vale do Javari

Donation transparency

Where your donation goes

Donations are received by the 4rest4all Association, a Brazilian non-profit organization, and allocated to the 4restlink Indigenous connectivity program and related field operations. No donation is routed to a personal account.

Receiving entity

4rest4all Association · CNPJ 66.464.130/0001-93 · Brazil. Donations are received and managed by the Association, not by any individual.

Payment processing

Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay are processed by Stripe; PayPal processes PayPal payments. All checkouts are encrypted and PCI-compliant.

How funds are used

Starlink satellite units, solar power, field installation, community training and long-term technical assistance for connected Indigenous communities.

Refund policy

Donations are generally final. Errors, duplicates, fraud or unauthorized transactions are reviewed under applicable law and the payment provider’s rules.

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