Kasson-Mantorville Elementary School

Our 4th Grade KoMets have been studying water - they have explored the finite water available on Earth and the challenges that are faced in accessing fresh, clean water. We've had many conversations about looking for opportunities within challenges and are excited for the opportunity to make an impact beyond our community in this way!

Kathleen Lang Memorial Project

In memory of Kathleen, her extended family is supporting Lugango Primary School in Kenya. Kathleen Lang passed away at the age of 88 years young. She will be remembered for her love of family- 7 children-and her impact on the Faribault, MN community. She also provided amazing desserts, chicken noodle soup and peanut butter crackers! She was a beautiful woman both inside and out. Her legacy will live on through all that were touched by her.

Kathy Engert

Katie Spotz

Katie runs, rows, swims, cycles, and skates for clean water. Donate $10 or more and gain access to RUNNING HOME - The Run4Water story, a 26-minute documentary about Katie's record-breaking journey running across the state of Ohio for 11 clean water projects in Uganda. 🎥 SKATE4Water 🛼 This February, Katie and her friend Hannah embarked on a 119-mile journey in-line skating across the Florida Keys to fund a clean water project in Haiti. RIDE4Water 🚲 In September of 2021, Katie embarked on a 360-mile journey cycling along the Atlantic shoreline from Lubec to Kittery to fund clean water projects in Uganda. RUN4Water 🏃‍♀️ In July of 2021, Katie also embarked on Run4Water, an attempt to run 11 ultramarathons in 11 days to fund 11 clean water projects in Uganda, setting a new world record for the most consecutive ultramarathons along the way. Join the mission in creating a world where everyone, everywhere has clean water to drink.💦

Katy's Christmas Project

I decided to ask for donations to support students in need instead of Christmas gifts this year. I am a teacher and like to see every student be successful. This starts with having your basic needs met and clean water is one of them.

Kelowna Rotaract Club

Kelowna Rotaract is a group of young professionals and community members who come together for personal growth, friendship, and to drive local and international change for good

Kelowna Rotaract Club

Rotaract is a branch of Rotary for ages 18 - 30, we are a non-profit organization that believes in supporting our local and international communities! The Rotaract club of Kelowna was created to broaden our understanding of the local and international community and offer our service. We do this by volunteering at local events and hosting our own fundraisers to support local and international projects.

Kelsey’s Fellowship Project 2024

For my fellowship project, I will be hosting a 3x3 basketball tournament at my school. All proceeds will go toward the projects at Muggaga Secondary School.

Kenmore West High School

Our school recently began the International Baccalaureate program. Part of the IB mission encompasses becoming globally minded and aware of the needs of the world. The CAS (Creativity Action and Service) program within IB encourages students to pursue this global interaction. In America, we rarely recognize the need for fresh water in areas around the world and as a group, we believe it is important to give people the same opportunities we have been given. So, the swim team is collaborating with the IB program to have a fun, swimming competition at the school to raise money benefiting this great cause. We're excited and we hope it is a success!

KHE Grade 6 Earth Science Class

We are a K-6 elementary school. Our sixth grade earth science class became interested in helping those impacted by the water crisis.

Kindness Confetti Crew

Kindness Confetti Crew is a non-profit group of youth and family volunteers in South Carolina who try to make a positive impact in our own community and the world by spreading kindness like confetti.

King Arts - Fifth Grade

The fifth graders of Martin Luther King Jr. Literary and Fine Arts School have always participated in a service project to keep Dr. King's legacy alive. This year their fall curriculum focused on Native American studies, so they have chosen to raise money for the Navajo Nation through a Penny War and Water Walk, where the students will walk 1 mile while each carrying a gallon of water.