Paige Hebert

Hello, my name is Paige Hebert, and I’m a junior at Stillwater Area High School. I have a passion for environmental advocacy, and as part of my H2O for Life Fellowship, I’m organizing an event celebrating clean water in our global community. The water-themed art exhibit will showcase local artists of all ages and will support sustainable rainwater collection tanks, which will provide clean drinking water to the Kasozi Primary School in Uganda. Earth Day Art Exhibit Details: Saturday, April 22nd, 10 am-4 pm La Vie Est Belle, 3417 Lake Elmo Ave. N, Lake Elmo, MN 55042

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Park View Middle School Student G...

Park View has participated in events for H2O for Life since 2014 and through our partnerships, we've been able to help multiple schools in African countries obtain water wells! We hope to keep this tradition alive this year through our annual Walk for Water event each spring. In addition, many students at our school have read A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park. This has brought attention to the water scarcity problem in Africa and is one of the reasons we want to complete this service project.

Passaic County Technical Institute

Through the FBLA organization at PCTI, we would like to give back to the world through fundraising for this important cause.

Patricia Healey

Not an organization, private individual

Patterson High School Interact Club

Peace with Christ Lutheran Church

People to People: Minnetonka Chapter

Believing that it is through connecting people across borders and cultures that we build the relationships that create understanding, the mission of People to People International is to offer multinational experiences that foster cross cultural learning, develop global leadership skills, and connect with an international network of people committed to making a positive difference in the world.

Perpetual Well Fund - Water Educa...

The Perpetual Well Fund is proud to support this educational initiative in support of Kasenge & Bukanlango children! We are excited to educate & connect ALL students touched by this program, and are grateful for YOU parents furthering the education & involvement for your little ones by together supporting financially alongside us!

Philadelphia Chapter of The Links...

The Links, Incorporated is an international, not-for-profit corporation. It is one of the nation’s oldest and largest volunteer service organizations of extraordinary women who are committed to enriching, sustaining and ensuring the culture and economic survival of African Americans and other persons of African ancestry. The Links, Incorporated has a long tradition of promoting and engaging in educational, civic and inter-cultural activities to enrich the lives of members of the communities we serve. The Links Foundation, Incorporated is the philanthropic arm of The Links, Incorporated provide grants to innovative programs that address problems that are of regional, national or international significance. Under Foundation guidelines, grants are made to support the five program facets of The Links, Incorporated which include: • Services to Youth • The Arts • National Trends and Services • International Trends and Services • Health and Human Services The Philadelphia Chapter of The Links, Incorporated via our International Trends and Services facet has chosen to address the global water crisis. We ask you to join us in support of facilitating access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education in schools and communities around the world.

Philadelphia Chapter of the Links...

The Philadelphia Chapter of the Links, Incorporated - International Trends & Services Facet's goal is provide a service-learning opportunity for our partner, Girls, Inc. of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey. We have partnered with the Eureka Girls and the 8th grade Cohort to raise awareness about the global water crisis while taking action to provide funds for a water, sanitation, and hygiene education project for a partner school in the developing world, specifically Africa. The Omega Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated are packed, polished, and prepared to plan, implement and execute our sorority’s Programs of Service using the guidelines of the Sorority’s International Programs of Service per the vision of our International Supreme Basileus (President), Danette Anthony Reed. The 2022-2026 program theme – “Soaring to Greater Heights of Service and Sisterhood”—includes six (6) target areas.

Pilot Elementary

As parents, we would like for our children, our school, its students, and the community to know more about the water crisis around the world, so that they can appreciate more about how something just as simple as having clean water at home, and the lack thereof, can have such a devastating outcome in other parts of the world. We want to give them the opportunity to make a difference, to give back, and to appreciate the simplest things in life, such as having clean water to bathe, wash, drink, and cook our daily meals...If we start to open up our children's eyes and hearts to what is going on around them, their communities, and around the world, we know that, not only will they appreciate what they have, what is given to them, but also recognize that what they don't have (toys, cell phones, cars, etc) may not be as bad as they think, if they start to put things into perspectives.