Water filters for local community to support efforts in climate change adaptation and resilience.

Nicaragua climate change resilience 

Category 5 hurricane Otis devastated my hometown of Acapulco, Mexico.

Helping the community one drop of at the time.

Otis in Acapulco

SafeWater23

I am traveling to Vietnam to help finish and start a school. While at the school and in the surrounding areas, my plan is to distribute and setup a number of filters. I plan to donate a few extra filters to the school as well. Near the end of the trip we will be traveling to other areas and I am planning on stopping in various areas and setting up filters when possible.

Filters in Vietnam


THE ACTIONS WE TAKE, NO MATTER HOW SMALL WILL HELP FAMILIES IN WATER CRISIS 
Over 11 million people in Madagascar have no access to safe water. As many women & children are still spending hours each day to collect unsafe water. The dependence on brackish water, tested as bad bacteriological quality and below WHO-standards present an urgent health problem. Distant situated water sources and waiting a long time to collect water, two or three times a day, makes the supply of water a daily challenge for the people. The water challenges disproportionately affect women and children as they are given the responsibility of securing household water, thus negatively affecting their ability to enjoy their right to health, education and self-development.

Filter Wave for Madagascar! Bringing water filters to areas that face difficulty having clean water.

Title 42 ended and thousands of asylum seekers have crossed the border into the tiny town of Jacumba, California. They urgently require essential supplies, especially clean drinking water. Let's join hands and support these individuals by providing the help they desperately need. Together, we can make a difference!

Clean Water For Asylum Seekers in Jacumba

My wife and I love to travel.  We have hand carried more than 90 filters to the Caribbean and Central America.  While traveling, we met a Thai friend of ours who spoke about the poor drinking water conditions in her home village of Nong Chanson, Thailand.  Having lived in Thailand for nearly 5 years, we could relate first hand to the conditions.  What better way to show love for our friend than traveling to her village and delivering  effective and easy to use filtration systems to relieve some of the suffering caused by water borne illness.

Helping a friend along the way in Wat Nong Chanson, Thailand

Operation Smile student volunteers will gift W4W filters with a recyclable water bottle to patients and their families so that the child steers clear of infection after their cleft lip and palate surgery.  As part of the ripple effect, this child and their family can then pay it forward by providing clean water accessibility in the far reaching communities where they live.  PLEASE PUT YOUR AFFILIATED  SCHOOL BY YOUR NAME!  Thank You!

Couriers

Nicaragua climate change resilience

Otis in Acapulco

SafeWater23

Filters in Vietnam

Filter Wave for Madagascar! Bringing water filter...

Clean Water For Asylum Seekers in Jacumba

Helping a friend along the way in Wat Nong Chanso...

Help Operation Smile- Water for Smiles- THE RIPPL...

Cambodia/ Laos Clean Water Project

Bali Trip

because I said I would

Nica