#148 Baby Austen#148 Baby Austen
Today we share with you well #148 in Honor of Baby Austen. Well #148 is also called the Kalecheru Well. This well serves healthy water to about 1,250 Ugandan people. The gift of clean water
#146 Amador Jr. & Vicki Sanchez’s Baby#146 Amador Jr. & Vicki Sanchez’s Baby
Today we share with you well #146, lovingly dedicated by the Grandparents in honor of Amador Jr. and Vicki Sanchez’s baby. Well #146 is also called the Sukusuku Well and provides clean water to 2,000
145 Stacy Lynn Nagel145 Stacy Lynn Nagel
Today we share with you well #145 in loving memory of Stacy Lynn Nagel. Well #145 is also called the Acorn Well and provides clean water to 3,500 Ugandan people. In honor of Stacy Lynn
144 Mason Ryan Wright144 Mason Ryan Wright
Today we share with you well #144 in loving memory of Mason Ryan Wright. Well #144 is also called the Obwanen Well and provides clean water to 900 Ugandan people. His Memory Endure Mason Ryan
#142 & #149 Sarah and Logan Gornall#142 & #149 Sarah and Logan Gornall
Today we share with you wells #142 and #149, both in loving memory of Logan and Sarah Gornall. Well #142 is also called the Agurur Well and provides clean water to 3,000 people. Well #149
#140 and #141 Quinn Ruthie Weber#140 and #141 Quinn Ruthie Weber
Today we share with you well #140, called the Kauta well providing clean water to 1,700 people. We also share well #141, called the Akadot well providing clean water to about 1,300 people, both in
1 in 10
1 in 10 people don’t have access to clean drinking water.
663 million
663 million people live without access to safe water.
466
466 Clean Water Projects Completed
:90 seconds
Every 90 seconds, a child dies from a water-related disease.
1 million
1 million people are killed by water, sanitation and hygiene-related disease each year.
We are helping families all over the U.S. and abroad. When a family loses a child, or a soldier or a loved one, these wells provide comfort for the people that are in tremendous pain. Secondly, we’re providing clean water to the folks in Uganda and helping the Ugandans help themselves.
The communities are very appreciative for what the foundation is doing for them – even the government!