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6 ways to explain the global water crisis to your kids

6 ways to explain the global water crisis to your kids

I’ll admit it: I take super long showers. Just ask my family. Every summer we rent a house together on the beach, and in the evenings, we sometimes go out. People are ironing their clothes, fixing their hair, spraying cologne … and then there’s me. Still in the...
A teenager finds her passion: clean water

A teenager finds her passion: clean water

“Hi, my name’s Emma. I want to start a water well project in Guatemala.” Those are words you’d expect to hear from a veteran donor or a wealthy philanthropist with years of experience — not a 13-year-old girl. One summer afternoon about three years ago, Emma visited...
Dirty water is a family matter

Dirty water is a family matter

“Water is life.” It’s a phrase we’ve heard countless times from people who finally received access to clean water. They know clean water’s power because they’ve had to suffer the effects of using contaminated water. Drinking, bathing, and cooking with dirty water...
A teenager finds her passion: clean water

Water finally within reach

Wrangling your kids to get out the door on time for church, a trip to the grocery store, or an outing at the mall can make you want to pull your hair out. Making sure they hold your hand in the parking lot. Checking that they don’t sneeze on (or eat!) the produce....
5 ways to fit charitable giving into your 2020 budget

5 ways to fit charitable giving into your 2020 budget

It’s the same old song every new year. We vow to eat healthier. We’re determined to exercise. Lose a few pounds. Many of us also made New Year’s resolutions to give more to charity … hoping our budgets will allow it. The truth is, charitable giving is a lot more...
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