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I just want to say thank you for coming to Asheville and helping us. Your team is awesome. The water tastes good, it’s very convenient to my house, and your staff and volunteers are awesome. I simply do not know what my family would be doing without your assistance during this crisis. Ya’ll rock. THANK … Read more
WaterStep has become a household name. Lives have been saved. During college at Belmont University, Mark Hogg went on a mission trip to build a dam in what is now Burkina Faso, a small, land-locked country in western Africa. The 20-year-old and his fellow college students drove five hours from civilization to a remote village … Read more
WaterStep has become a household name. Lives have been saved. When Philip Wayaki Bongi was 7 years old, an elder named Yauwe died in his community.Yauwe’s son was an outspoken pastor of a local church, a respected man of status.“Where I lived in the remote highlands of Papua New Guinea, almost the entire community believes … Read more
/Â By Kristina Goetz WaterStep has become a household name. Lives have been saved. When Collins Otuoma Obiri arrived at Shikusa Farm Prison in Kenya, 130 men were packed into a small room with no running water. Prisoners walked to the river with a jerry can and had to decide how to use the dirty water … Read more
Written by: Pam Platt, WaterStep Communications Specialist Numbers are important, but they tell only part of a story. For instance, at the end of every calendar year, WaterStep quantifies the number of people impacted by the safe water, sanitation, and hygiene projects the organization and its field consultants carried out among the 74 countries in … Read more
Written by: Pam Platt, WaterStep Communications Specialist Another year draws to a close. In the coming days, many of us will celebrate the promise of new life, wrapped in a holiday both religious and secular. At the end of every year, we need a reminder of that promise because the story of life is the … Read more
Written by: Pam Platt, WaterStep Communications Specialist If you want to see WaterStep in action, if you want to see your donations to WaterStep in action, look no further than the pictures on this page. They show field consultants and representatives of this Louisville, Ky.-based organization responding to a natural disaster in Tanzania, just one … Read more
Written by: Pam Platt, WaterStep Communications Specialist People call me Rusty. Given my royal-sounding breed, some might consider me more of a Chauncey, but I’m a cool dog and I’m good with Rusty. I’m an 8-year-old Cavapoo, a hybrid of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. Humans say my pack is affectionate, friendly, … Read more
Written by: Pam Platt, WaterStep Communications Specialist A teacher shares how access to bleach and safe water has changed the lives of a school and students in Kenya It’s one thing to say that safe water is a basic human right. It’s quite another to be part of a movement that works to ensure that … Read more
