Water Blogged

Here are some pictures from our 8th & 9th Grade Walk for Water last fall. The class is known collectively as Kitah Quetzal. Submitted by – Laura Naide  

Hoboken Charter School 3rd grade students created Valentines to send to their global partner school. Last February, students put their “hearts” into greeting students in Tanzania. Hoboken Charter School raised funds through H2O for Life to bring water, sanitation and hygiene education to the school. Submitted by – S.K. Duff

Maggya Primary School, Uganda has water- almost 88 meters down. What a day!

SJHS AP Human Geography students participated in an excellent Skype call today with Buey Ray Tut, founder of Aqua-Africa. Aqua-Africa collaborates with Water for South Sudan, Inc. to drill wells as part of the United Peace and Development Project. “The UPDP brings together two nonprofit organizations dedicated to helping the people of South Sudan. Water […]

I will continue to do what I do until my voice is silenced. It is important to teach our children the importance of social justice and global stewardship. Kids need to learn to rise above themselves and advocate for others. Today, me and my third grade kids worked feverishly on WATER WINGS – our upcoming […]

H2O For Life’s Project Coordinator, Judy Onufer, visited our friends at Discovery Elementary School in Buffalo, MN last Friday to talk about clean water for all! A great day of connecting with kids who will become the next generation of change makers. They raised over $700 for the Wangui Primary School in Kenya.  

Thanks to Windsor Locks Middle School (CT), kids at Namikka Primary School in Uganda never have to leave their school for water. They have clean drinking water in their classrooms and a water source year round on site!

Dear Students, Olá! Como Vocé está? We live in the United States of America. We are a first grade class in Deerfield, Illinois. Illinois is one of the fifty states in the USA. We are six and seven year olds. We go to Walden School. We are writing to ask you to be our pen […]

On a bitter cold day in December, we walked to a nearby lake in Newton, MA to collect and carry back water. Parents joined us for this short journey, as we got a mere glimpse into the world of people who have to work extremely hard to access this basic and essential need. In the […]

Success at Murichu Primary, Kenya