Glenbard West High School

Freshman english students tasked with creating a service project want to help their community understand more about the global water crisis. The Forensics Club at Glenbard West High School has chosen to help Abundant Grace Jr. School raise funds to install a rainwater collection system (RCS) on school grounds.

Glen Canyon Outdoor Academy

We are a class of 3rd and 4th graders in Page, AZ. Our town borders the Navajo reservation and we have students with first hand experience dealing with water issues. We love DigDeep and their projects. We reference them in our study of Water during our 6th Expedition of Learning at school!

Glendale Elementary School

- Glendale Student Council members were given a choice of several different issues they could fund raise for to help a developing nation - Nearly all members expressed the desire to help a developing village have better access to clean water - Glendale students are smart! Donating money for access to clean water provides the most "bang for your buck" in terms of donation dollars. Providing clean water to a village is one of the most effective ways to improve the lives of villagers in developing nations

Global Communications Academy

We have participated in H2O for Life projects since 2010. Since we are a k-12 school many of our students have learned about helping others and the importance of clean water through H2O for Life projects. This year we hope to continue this trend with raising funds towards a well for our partner school.

Globe Charter School

We are a small charter school in Colorado Springs. We are finishing the book, A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park and are excited to learn more.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Good Shepherd School

GSS is a school that believes that all of God's people deserve a life of respect and dignity. We believe that we are called to serve ALL of God's children, those we know and those we may never meet. Through H2O for Life, we can connect with our sisters and brothers in South Sudan by supporting them in their efforts to bring clean water to their schools and communities.

Goose Creek Memorial High School

As a Geography teacher, I want to show my students the big impact that small actions worldwide can make. We will be beginning our Economic Geography Unit and want to incorporate a service project involving resources and the scarcity that is experienced around the world.

Gorsebrook Junior High

Grace Lutheran Church and School

Grace R. Brandenburg Intermediate...

Last year, our students did a project on the global water crisis. Our students did research that completely changed their worldview and opened up their eyes to the unbelievable desperation to simply survive that exists in our world today. They were floored! Our kids completed their projects towards the end of the Spring semester. Our students learned all about your organization and talked about how cool it would be to one day do something to help. They wanted to send money and water bottles :) One day, a student approached us and asked for the H2O address so he could mail his birthday money!!! Sooo, I ran with his idea, shared it with the our cluster of kids and they decided to begin raising money! We had over $200 in less than 3 weeks!!! We are ready to begin fundraising ASAP.

Granada Huntley East Chain Middle...

We are a small community school in Southern Minnesota. We want to participate for our Community Service class, to learn that we can make a difference from around the world. This is our first year participating.