World Water Day: One Life at a Time
Last World Water Day, 748 million people were still living without clean water. Today, exactly one year later, we celebrate knowing that number has decreased by 85 million. Read that number again: 85 million people . . . People who finally have access to safe...Fundraiser Lagging? Here’s the Recipe for Your Comeback.
You’ve made your fundraising page, shared it on social media, and even received a few donations. But now that the initial excitement is beginning to fade, you may wonder if you’ll be able to reach $450. We’ve got your back. Here are some tips for rekindling interest...Do You Ever Question Your Purpose?
Many of us have come to a point in our lives in which we met a painful reality—the stark contrast between our comfortable, cozy lives and the deeply unsettling affects of poverty. And we begin to wonder . . . am I doing enough? For Katie Marshall, a certified trainer...
Caring About Women Should Start With Clean Water
The more I learn about unsafe drinking water in the developing world, the more I realize how dissimilar my daily routine is from millions of women. At all times, I am within steps of clean water. Showering in the morning is as simple as twisting a knob. Cooking dinner...Water Can Restore the Rejected
Clean water can transform communities. At the most basic level, clean drinking water increases overall health, sanitation, and hygiene. Access to it also creates opportunities for pursuing education and employment, and promotes gender equality for women and girls who...
Every day, I try to live my life in such a way that I accomplish at least one thing that will outlive me and last for eternity.