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Matoska School Dance

Posted by Steve Hall on January 20

Matoska International School’s elementary students recently held a Friday night dance to raise funds for their H2O for Life project. The event was a fun evening filled with music, laughter, and impressive dance moves! It was very well attended and raised over $1,300. A portion of the proceeds will be used to purchase water bottles for their next fundraiser. Each student will receive a water bottle and will be challenged to fill it with coins and cash. The students plan to search their couch cushions, look under the family car seats, and explore any other possible places to collect donations. […]

You Deserve Transparency. We’re Proud to Deliver It.

Posted by Steve Hall on January 21

H2O for Life has earned the Platinum Transparency Seal for 2026 from Candid. That is the highest level of transparency they offer, and it reflects something you expect and deserve. Why this matters You support H2O for Life because you care about young people and about real, lasting solutions to the global water crisis. Transparency is how we honor that trust. What the Platinum Seal tells you – Our finances are clear and accessible – Our governance is strong and accountable – Our impact is measurable and mission-driven No guesswork. No gray areas. How transparency fuels impact Transparency is not a […]

RWC System Installed at Mugagga

Posted by Steve Hall on January 21

St. Mugagga Junior School Rainwater Harvesting System Luwero District, Uganda Serving 341 students and teachers BEFORE: Students at St. Mugagga Junior School had unreliable water sources, including a small pond located 2 kilometers away from the school, which required a round-trip of 4 kilometers. The pond is shared with animals and other community members. Students faced many challenges along the way while fetching water from the pond, including: – They missed their classes and returned to school exhausted. – They often encountered dangerous creatures such as snakes. – They got muddy and wet filling jerry cans from the pond, and […]

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