Impact Stories

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

Water Missions International has staff on the ground in the Philippines working to provide safe water for those impacted by Super Typhoon Haiyan. Part of our approach to disaster response requires

To partner with Water Missions International, please visit www.watermissions.org/haiyan. You can provide relief for victims of Typhoon Haiyan today. Read more about our response efforts through these

In 1989 Hurricane Hugo slammed into the coast of South Carolina, devastating the Charleston and surrounding areas. Thanks to the generosity and support of others, the Holy City rebuilt and blossomed

Today we're breaking the taboo to talk about the toilet. Right now, around the world, more than 2.5 billion people don’t have access to a toilet. That’s one in three people who can’t use the bathroom

Water Missions International is working around the clock to provide relief to victims of Super Typhoon Haiyan. Updates from 11.18.2013 have been added and are now highlighted in red. With team members

November 11, 2013 4:30 PM Water Missions International has launched water treatment equipment and staff in phase one of our relief efforts to provide safe drinking water to the victims of Super

UPDATE: Sunday, November 10, 2013 | 13:46 EST Help provide relief for victims of Haiyan: Water Missions International has mobilized response to provide safe water for those in need. Water Missions

Safe water is the most basic of human needs and key to begin breaking the poverty cycle. When you have a reliable safe water solution, the doors are opened almost anywhere in the world. So one of the

We’re thrilled to announce our newest country program—Tanzania! Thanks to our supporters around the world, we’re able to open our 10 th in-country office and begin serving the people of Tanzania by