Clean water flows again

Our partners at Thirst Relief International and Seeds of Hope reported back to us this morning that the donations from The Water Project have repaired another 10 wells in Zambia.

These repairs were funded primarily by Gilbert High School, led by Kimberly L..

A few other donors to our Well Repair campaign over the last few months provided support for the “Intulo-Basic-School” repair. (see below)

The most incredible part of this particular set of projects was how little repair work each well needed.  The repairs did great good for very, very low cost.

The only thing the was preventing thousands of people from having access to clean water were some minor, if difficult repairs.

Today, clean water is again flowing to so many who need it… over 6,500 people!

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Clean water restored

Our partner, Thirst Relief International, just reported back to us that two more wells have been repaired in Zambia, thanks to our donors.  These two wells in the Twapia area of Zambia together serve over 1,200 people and were repaired for just a few hundred dollars.

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In North western Province, Zambia, our partner’s crews are repairing wells.  This well is now once again serving clean, safe drinking water to nearly 1,200 people.

These communities know the value of clean water and are so appreciative of the support they are receiving from you, our donors.

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Located in North western Province of Zambia this well was repaired in November 2008 with funds raised by you, our donors.

This well now brings clean water to over 700 people restoring a vital resource needed to ensure continued development in the area.

One of the crew noted that “the community members came from their houses excited to see how we were repairing the pump.”

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