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Kaylee and Emerson’s Fellowship Project

Posted by Steve Hall on October 17, 2024

Students at Samuel Wolfson School for Advanced Studies in Florida are eager to collaborate with this project to deepen their engagement with global issues. By directing their club activities, they aim to address the immediate needs of a particular community, achieving tangible results. Their goal is to contribute positively and foster global literacy and health systems. Those involved in this initiative at Wolfson are part of the IB CAS program. Kaylee and Emerson, sophomores at Samuel Wolfson, are deeply committed to helping others. The students both participated in the H2O for Life Fellowship Program, supporting the Jhariya Gagadi community in […]

Kelsey’s Fellowship Project

Posted by Steve Hall on October 16, 2024

Kelsey, a sophomore at Sissonville High School in West Virginia, took part in the H2O for Life Fellowship program last school year, choosing to support Muggaga Secondary School in Uganda. “Initially, we utilized $400 from the H2O for Life Mini-Grant to purchase and sell Chick-fil-A at Sissonville Middle and High Schools. We created posters about Muggaga Secondary School to highlight the effects of the Global Water Crisis, aiming to raise student awareness of its impact on educational communities. Subsequently, we sold Crumbl Cookie gift cards (independently of the grant funds) and allocated the remaining $100 of the grant to acquire […]

San Pedro Project

Posted by Steve Hall on October 11, 2024

The new Double Pit VIP Latrines and Handwashing Station at San Pedro have been completed! Thanks to Camila Garita Helping in San Juan, Puerto Rico and Salem Hills Elementary in Minnesota for supporting this amazing project! Nicaragua is the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. In a country where 37% of rural people have no safe drinking water (UNICEF) and 47% of the forest cover has disappeared over the last 50 years (UN Food and Agriculture Organization), these water, sanitation, and reforestation programs are a critical way to improve the living standards of the rural poor while conserving environmental resources. El Porvenir works […]

La Sabana Project

Posted by Steve Hall on October 11, 2024

The new Double Pit VIP Latrines and Handwashing Station at La Sabana have been completed! Thanks to Forestview Middle School in Minnesota for supporting this project! Nicaragua is the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. In a country where 37% of rural people have no safe drinking water (UNICEF) and 47% of the forest cover has disappeared over the last 50 years (UN Food and Agriculture Organization), these water, sanitation, and reforestation programs are a critical way to improve the living standards of the rural poor while conserving environmental resources. El Porvenir works in remote rural villages that lack access to […]

Navajo Nation Water Delivery Impact Update

Posted by Steve Hall on October 10, 2024

We are so grateful for DigDeep’s incredible support and continued partnership. We are pleased to share this update from our implementing partner, DigDeep, about the impact of their water delivery program, which received funding from H2O for Life during the 2023-24 school year! DIGDEEP’S NAVAJO WATER PROJECT Across the Navajo Nation, 30% of households do not have running water or basic plumbing, making it a priority area for DigDeep to bring clean, running water access to individuals and families who are currently living without it. We are solving this issue through a host of off-grid and centralized solutions that address […]

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