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Victory Church Water Catchment

Posted by Steve Hall on January 26, 2022

Thank you for bringing safe water to ⁠Victory Church Nazaleesi, Kiwenda Nazaleesi LC1! Check out your impact! You brought clean water to 90 people You eliminated 0.26 miles of walking per day You reduced collection time by ⁠0.50 hours per day You replaced Piped into yard/plot with a Rainwater Catchment System Notes: – Calculations are […]

Go Bears!

Posted by Steve Hall on January 26, 2022

In White Bear Lake, Minnesota, Girls Hockey and Girls Basketball are teaming up to raise money for a water and sanitation project at a school in Kenya. The school is currently in need of $13,000 and our hope is that between the hockey and basketball communities, we can exceed that goal. The village in Kenya […]

NY students host community event

Posted by Steve Hall on January 11, 2022

“Columbia Secondary School’s Green Team believes fully in the mission of our school which is to prepare students with strong academics to be global citizens who care about the earth’s sustainability and global issues.” Story contributed by Lynn Tiede, Columbia Secondary School, New York, NY In 2020, before the COVID pandemic began, I had reached […]

Learning about hydraulics leads to fishing lure fundraiser

Posted by Steve Hall on December 21, 2021

Sedgwick Elementary School 4th graders studied hydraulics and built hydraulic arms. The students, from Maine, utilized their knowledge to design and create fishing lures using a hydraulic press. The proceeds from lure sales will go toward their school-wide fundraiser to help build a well in South Sudan. “Here are some photos of the kids learning […]

Tanzanian Borehole

Posted by Steve Hall on December 16, 2021

Ngongwa Primary School is located in Kilolo district, Iringa, Tanzania. The school has an enrollment of 248 students (120 girls/128 boys) and 10 teacher/staff members. As with many villages and schools in Iringa, the lack of safe water for Ngongwa School was a major problem. Several times throughout the school day, students were forced to […]

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