Moncure Elementary School

Our chorus, World Drum Group, and Ukulele Clubs recognize the power of music to enrich our lives and our togetherness. Just as music serves our spirit and enriches our culture, we want to "pay it forward" by sharing our gratitude, through service. We know we are fortunate to attend school in a community that provides for our basic quality of life needs such as clean water, heating and cooling, and lighting. We do not take these things for granted and would like to help others who may not be provided with these basic needs. Clean, on-site water is a true "game-changer" when it comes to quality of life at school, and in any community. The rich culture of Africa has given marvelous gifts of art and music to the world

Monona Grove High School

One of our units in our environmental science class was on the Global Freshwater Crisis. What we learned through this unit was incredibly disturbing and we felt like we needed to do something to help. Currently our class has many different projects going on to help mitigate this crisis. Our group's goal was to focus on getting people reliable access to clean water as soon as possible. We will be doing fundraising events across our school district to help bring clean water to this community.

Monroe Middle School

We just want to help kids in Ethiopia have a better chance at having access to clean water, better health, and an education!

Montgomery Bell Academy

Since its beginning, the MBA Service Club has expanded its range of duty and purpose enormously. Its mission has evolved from in-school projects to funded projects that require hundreds of hours from MBA students. This student-run organization seeks to extend the MBA community beyond the scope of the school. The group performs projects both to give back to the larger Nashville community and to raise revenue for the school itself. Working outside of the MBA community benefits MBA students by allowing them to give of themselves and experience the value of community service. Thoughts for teaming up with H2O for Life: With an established annual Spring Break service trip to the Dominican Republic where students and faculty from MBA and Harpeth Hall work together to build homes and schools for poverty-stricken communities, both schools are thrilled at the opportunity to expand their outreach to support global water projects in partnership with H2O for Life.

Most Holy Trinity Catholic School

We want to help children of our age group who are in need. Please help us reach our goal!

Mounds View High School

Mount Kilimanjaro Climbers

H2O for Life has 7 climbers set to experience the opportunity of a lifetime in Tanzania and summit Africa’s tallest mountain – Mt. Kilimanjaro! To participate in the Charity Climb each individual needs to raise $5,000. Any additional funds are a direct donation to the life-changing work of H2O for Life. To donate to an individual climber's campaign, please click on the fundraiser below of the climber you would like to support. For detailed information on the climb go to this link, https://www.h2oforlifeschools.org/page/climb-kili

Mount Union

For our going global class, students are creating a campus campaign to spread knowledge and try to help a school who is less fortunate to have clean water. we are trying tp spread this awareness around our campus and collect donations to help this school out.

Mrs. Pulczinski's 5th grade Class

We have been learning about renewable and nonrenewable resources. My students are thrilled to support this program and to help bring 3 jugs of clean water to these children everyday.

MS 447

We are 6th graders from MS447 and are raising money after learning more about this organization through our water stewardship program at school. Thank you for helping!

MS 447 Exploration

For their water stewardship action project, Korey, Melvyn and Muhanad held a lemonade/bake sale to raise money for H2O for Life.

MS 447 - Oskana MB and Nina V