Impact Stories

Thanks to partnering pastors and churches, Water Sunday's efforts over the past two years have provided, and continue to implement, safe water projects providing access to safe water to over 25,000

“We can’t afford safe water every day, and I think if we had easy access to this safe water we will learn to consume it and use it daily and as a result of that we won’t get sick easily anymore,”

I've spent the past four years working in marketing, more specifically, Gen-Y marketing in the financial industry. They were quickly realizing the need to focus on the next generation of account

After Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, Water Missions International quickly mobilized relief efforts. Thanks to our supporters, we have been able to work with the Filipino people to rebuild

People across the country come together throughout the year to Walk for Water. They re-enact the daily reality for millions by walking miles to fetch a bucket of water. Their fundraising efforts help

Jeremy, a member of the Water Missions International staff, traveled to Saint Lucia last week to help respond to disastrous flooding. Since many are unaware of the situation on the ground in Saint

Every year, countless disasters strike. Many will never be reported by major media outlets, but that doesn’t make their impact any less devastating for those they affect. It also doesn’t mean that

I quickly brought up my camera. Half a second before I could click the button, I was spotted. The young boy screamed and ran, nearly naked, as fast as he could down the winding trail next to a

http://youtu.be/qNHFadRPBR8 We wish you all a very merry Christmas!

In this season of Advent, many of us are looking ahead to Christmas—a time for rest and remembrance of Jesus’ birth with family and friends. I can’t help but think of the many blessings Jesus has

http://youtu.be/qs72ryImFUU Water Missions International Engineer Pat Hauney recently returned after working on disaster response efforts in the Philippines. “The damage is the most extensive that I

Two of our international volunteers, Bob and Beth MacNaughton, spent a few months this fall working with staff in our Africa programs. During their stay, they helped set up our new Tanzania country

Linda Plunkett, a Charleston resident and philanthropist, has been a supporter of Water Missions International since it started in 1998. She has also been closely involved with Project Okurase, a

Water Missions International is an engineering non-profit, but our Christian identity forms the backbone of all of our work. The Rev. Tyler Prescott is the assistant rector at St. Paul’s Summerville

Two of our international volunteers, Greg and Jan Smith, spent the past few months working alongside our in-country program staff in Mexico. When we asked them if they’d like to share anything from

Every year, Water Missions International offers an alternative to Christmas gift giving. While the toys and Christmas sweaters can bring joy, we offer the gifts that change lives. http://www.youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB9iaHXP1i4&feature=youtu.be Thank you for helping us bring safe and Living Water to those in need. We are so grateful for your support. You help change lives. "Shout