If you live in Louisville, you have most likely seen a WaterStep shoe collection box at a local business around town. Or perhaps your child has come home with a…
Like many, WaterStep’s holiday gatherings have warmed the heart and rekindled memories and appreciation for family, friends and colleagues. You feel special being a part of such a group.Our group…
Ashley representing WaterStep at an event on U of L's campus WaterStep has been privileged to have Ashley Hall, a senior from the University of Kentucky, as part of our…
Lynn Humphrey at WaterStep Reception For more than 5 years, Lynn Humphrey has had a weekly presence at WaterStep. In 2014, she began volunteering in our manufacturing department and worked…
Molly, a 10-year-old who lives near Bowling Green, KY, wanted to make an impact in her community. Lucky for us, she chose WaterStep to benefit from her efforts. Molly is…
WaterStep was honored to once again partner with SkillsUSA's Welding Competition at their annual conference held in Louisville this summer. Participating teams spent three days welding metal shoe receptacles for…
A quick post to celebrate another one of our great volunteers. Jonah is an eight-year-old boy from Kentucky who decided to fundraise for safe water projects. For his eighth…
Last month for World Water Day, we challenged the WaterStep community to collect a semi-truck full of shoes to help bring water to a village in Uganda – about 22,000…
This Sunday, March 22, is World Water Day. In honor of this year's theme - Water and Sustainability - I wanted to share a photo that we've never shared…
Volunteer Dr. Joe Jacobi has been an integral part of WaterStep's mission for years, leading the development and manufacturing of the M-100 Chlorine Generator. Below, he shares how he got…
WaterStep Director of Training and Trips Claudia Daniels shares the needs of a community in Costa Rica. You can join us on our next trip to the community where we…
Guest blogger Cliff Carlson shares how he and his family got involved with WaterStep and how it has made an impact on his life. During my daughter’s 11th grade…