#147 Jim & Dell Bradshaw#147 Jim & Dell Bradshaw
Today we share with you well #147 in honor of Jim & Dell Bradshaw. Well #147 is also called the Nabora Well and provides clean water to 1,000 Ugandan people. The gift of clean water
#139 Kayin Ray Connell#139 Kayin Ray Connell
Today we share with you well #139, called the Omare well. It provides clean water to about 800 people. In Honor of Kayin Ray Connell from the Colorado City Rotary Club 9/6/2010-9/6/2010 Acts 2:38 Loraine,
#138 Mary Brewington#138 Mary Brewington
Well #138 dedicated in loving memory to: Mary Brewington 10/15/1909 - 8/7/2010 Mary's well is called the Esejat Well and provides clean water to over a 1000 people! Mary is described by her family
#143 Andrew’s Story, well dedicated to Baby Ojok#143 Andrew’s Story, well dedicated to Baby Ojok
Today we share with you Andrew's story and well #143 lovingly dedicated to Baby Ojok. The gift of life through clean water is truly amazing! Andrew’s story Andrew has been with Holden Uganda since day
#122 Evie Michelle Armstrong#122 Evie Michelle Armstrong
Today we share with you well #122, called Imaet well. It provides clean and safe water to about 2,000 people.The gift of life through clean water is truly amazing! Dedicated to Evie Michelle Armstrong Proverbs 3:5-6
#137 In Honor of Wayne & Patricia King#137 In Honor of Wayne & Patricia King
Today we share with you well #137, called Mukula well. It provides clean and safe water to about 1,300 people. The gift of life through clean water is such a blessing! Wayne and Pat went above
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!