We are providing water where there is no good local source of water by: 1.) drilling wells in rural villages, and 2.) installing rainwater collection systems and cisterns.

We also provide emergency water whenever a disaster strikes—such as an earthquake or major flooding—that wipes out people’s source of safe drinking water.

We are helping to provide abundant clean drinking water in many poor countries around the world such as, but not limited to, Mexico, Kenya, DR Congo, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Uganda, India, Sri Lanka, and Myanmar (Burma).

Many people around the world lack the knowledge that drinking unclean water can make you sick, or the importance of washing your hands or vegetables with clean water. We provide water education classes, learning materials, and tools to the “least of these” whom we serve.

Sawyer water filers are small but mighty. They employ the same filtering technology that is used for kidney dialysis. One full-size Sawyer filter can effectively remove 99.99% of bacteria and other pathogens from as many as one million gallons of water during its expected lifetime.

Biosand filters are easily constructed from inexpensive materials available all over the world, such as cement, PVC pipe, sand and gravel. They remove 95-99.5 percent of microbial contaminants as well as 100% of worms and parasites. Each unit can purify 15-20 gallons of water/day.