Become a Thirst Quencher: Reach Children Around the World with Safe Water
Each month, a community of faithful friends helps provide people in need with safe water. We refer to our monthly givers as Thirst Quenchers , a unique title recognizing a commitment to transforming
Water Builds Peace: World Water Week 2024
Safe water access creates an opportunity for peace for people around the world. As hundreds of organizations prepare to attend World Water Week at Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), Water
Safe Water After a Storm: Water Mission Responds to Hurricane Beryl
In early July, Hurricane Beryl swept across the Caribbean, devastating infrastructure and upending lives. Hurricane Beryl was the first of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season and the earliest-forming
Safe Water Allows Girls Like Mwamini to Dream of the Future
With the start of a new school year, children worldwide are preparing to return to their studies and continue working toward their futures. One such child is Mwamini, a 13-year-old girl in Zeze
Five Ways Church Partners are Impacting Lives Around the World
“Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations.” —Matthew 28:19-20 How does your church live out the Great Commission to “make disciples of all nations?” When people receive access to safe water, it
Get To Know Three of Our 2024 Summer Interns!
Written by Kaylee Bhasin, Social Media and Public Relations Intern Each summer, Water Mission hosts seven to 12 interns to be part of the ministry’s work to transform lives through safe and Living
Verified Impact: Validating Our Work
Developing countries are full of failed projects. When asked why, most people point to the conditions of working in developing countries as the main culprit. While this is legitimate and challenging
A Desperate Need for Water for Refugees in Turkana, Kenya
Reviving Water Systems for Refugees in Kenya Thanks to your faithful support of the ministry, t his year Water Mission began a large-scale initiative to serve refugees in desperate need of reliable
Special Message from CEO and President George Greene IV
by George Greene IV, PE, Water Mission CEO and President I would like to thank Héctor Chacón for his 21 years of service to Water Mission as our Honduras Director. After my father, Water Mission’s co
Water Mission’s Disaster Response Team Responds to Flooding in East Africa
In the spring of 2024, torrential rain swept East Africa for weeks, leading to extensive flooding . The floods caused burst dams, damaged infrastructure, displacement, and a loss of life. More than
How Safe Water is Helping Fathers and Families
When Omar and Jasmine got married, they were excited to start a family, but little did they know how hard it would be to keep their children safe. Sadly, they were not the only parents in their small
Water Mission's Disaster Response Team is Ready as Hurricane Season Begins
June 1 will mark the official start of what is expected to be an active hurricane season in the Atlantic. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts an 85% chance of an above-normal
A Lifeline for Moms in Golomoti
In the heart of Malawi, a country known for its sweeping landscapes and vibrant culture, lies Golomoti—a community where one of the basic necessities of life is a luxury many cannot afford. Here
5 Things Mothers Want for Mother’s Day
This Mother's Day, at Water Mission, we've compiled a list of.... we’ve compiled a list of beautiful gifts that every mom wants. No matter where they live, how many kids they have, or how old their
2024 Walk for Water Transforms Lives
In spite of cloudy skies and scattered rain, more than 4,000 people joined the 2024 Walk for Water on Saturday, March 23, raising funds to provide safe water to more than 12,000 people in need around
Meeting Students' Special Needs in Kenya
One way of showing love is by listening to a person’s needs. Water Mission expresses our value of love by creating solutions that meet the unique needs of each community we serve. For the children at
Living Water Program Bears Fruit in Mexico
Suyapa runs the lab and pharmacy in Colonia Hildago, Mexico. Most families in her community have wells, but the water is contaminated. Bottled water is expensive. Until recently, a majority of her
Writing a New Story: Mindraa’s Journey
Few of us know the heartache of being pushed from our homelands by the threat of violent conflict, only to be confronted by new dangers in the very place we sought safety. But that is Mindraa’s story
