A young woman on her way to get clean water within her community.
By investing in sustainable solutions to the water crisis, you can help even more young women continue to have accessible clean water, providing the community with better health and increased productivity. Learn more about how you can make an impact: www.theadventureproject.org.
Two women in a rural community in India are able to walk right outside of their homes to get clean water whenever they need it, thanks to a trained local mechanic who fixes the well and maintains it regularly.
Clean water is essential for good health, as it is used for drinking, cooking, bathing, and washing. Access to clean water also increases efficiency and productivity for many people and helps boost local economies.
Learn more about how sustainable access to clean water is changing lives around the world: www.theadventureproject.org.
Want to do something huge today, in honor of World Water Day? Donate to help create jobs for 90 local mechanics, providing clean water for nearly half a million people. Or join our campaign and make your friends donate. Either or, you’ll be making a splash on World Water Day.
We’re getting #PUMPED! Only 2 more days until World Water Day and our Water Day campaign.
If you haven’t heard yet, we were giving an amazing opportunity: Every donation given to our campaign by March 22 (World Water Day) will be matched dollar-for-dollar by The Prem Rawat Foundation, up to $25,000. We have the potential to raise up to $50,000 on March 22nd.
That means 90 new mechanics will be hired and trained in rural areas of India to help maintain wells and provide sustainable access to clean water to more than 450,000 people.
We told you it was an amazing opportunity.
Want to join? Sign up here to help us promote it on your social network via Tumblr, blogging, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, etc.
World Water Day is coming up in TWO days — let’s make it a good one!
Mothers save 20% of the household income by using a charcoal-efficient stove in Haiti. Learn more at www.theadventureproject.org.
Today we launch our most ambitious campaign yet. From now till the end of this month, we want to help create 500 jobs in Uganda. That’s right, 500.
Living Goods wants to hire and train 500 women to become Community Health Promoters next year. It’s ambitious, revolutionary and inspiring. And we love it.
It costs $162 to help create one job. $162 for health care classes, a new uniform and tote bag. The tools for a woman to start her own successful micro-enterprise, and provide essential medicine to 700 people in her village.
This is the opportunity for us to serve others, on a massive scale. If you can, please make a donation. Or, join us in fundraising (imagine if 100 of us set a goal of hiring 5 women). Spread the word to friends. Join us on Facebook. We only have a few weeks, and can’t do it without you. We want to crush our goal. And next year, bring you stories of the 500 women you helped - along with the stories of the 350,000 people they will be keeping healthy.
350 million children around the world grow up without ever seeing a health care worker. It’s time for a change.
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