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Team Mains’l: Join Us in Building...
Our 2021 goal is big: raise $50,000! Mains’l Mission Team members are made up of employees who have committed to sharing their gifts, skills and talents with others through our work in Africa. For the past nine years, the Mission Team has been working and building relationships with those we meet while in Zimbabwe. Collaborating with our on-the ground partner, Mother Africa Trust, our work has included supporting an orphanage, an old age home, building a new school, numerous projects in rural villages, and conservation efforts. 2021 will mark our 10th team mission trip of Mains’l. There is a critical need in Zimbabwe right now, and we are continuing our mission efforts when we journey to Africa in September. All funds go directly to our trusted partners on the ground in Zimbabwe, with no overhead or administrative expenses allocated. All travel costs are paid by the mission team members and Mains'l. Please support these activities today! <b>Watch our video <a href="https://vimeo.com/380735010">here.</a></b> Click on "Zimbabwe Treasure Chest" to find out more.
Technology, Engineering & Communi...
Our group at Technology, Engineering & Communications High School would love to participate in H2O for Life cause because we are dedicated to raise awareness and help those in need. Katie Spotz visited our school and explained current situations families are faced with due to the lack of a reliable and clean water source. In response, we decided to accept the challenge and we want to put forth our time and effort to become a helping hand to the less fortunate. We are extremely efficacious and genuinely believe we can impact those who need clean water and an education. Our compassion and empathy draws us to this issue and we know that as a group we can create change. We believe in our cause and want to make the world a better place for all.
Temple University's American Mark...
The Social Impact Committee of TU-AMA is dedicated to improving the local and global community that we live in. We participate in various community service projects in Philadelphia and around the world.
The Agnes Irwin School
We are a Pre-k to 12th grade school. We strive to be a school that educates our girls on sustainable practices and awareness on issues that impact the health and safety of our community and world. Understanding the importance of water as a resource is important. We take it for granted in the Philadelphia region but want our students to know that many parts of the world do not have the abundance we enjoy. Helping another school is important to us. And as a girls school we know that the work of hauling water falls largely on girls and women.
The Albany Academies
The Albany Academy stands as the first and only independent, preparatory, Pre-K through post-graduate school in New York’s Capital Region. The Academy offers an innovative model of education, with co-educational learning in the Lower and Upper Schools and single-sex learning in the Middle School. The Academy’s curriculum is designed to develop diligent students of high character who become curious, critical thinkers.
The Altamont School
At our school, service is something that is very important. We want our students to have, not only a sense to help others, but also a greater understanding for the world. For our school, our focus this year is water; every faculty member is committed to help educate our students on water and its importance.
The American School in London
Grade 6 students at The American School in London have been learning about water scarcity around the world. They researched several projects on the H2O for Life website and made compelling reasons why certain projects should get their support.
The Anglo-American School of Sofia
Students at the Anglo-American International School of Sofia are involved in a Global Citizenship Project in which they are committed to helping others locally as well as on a global scale. We are excited to have the opportunity to help schools that are in need of accessible fresh drinking water and new latrines. Our PreK-12 students will participate in an awareness campaign beginning on March 22nd - World Water Day. We are interested in educating others about the importance of what many of us take for granted - clean and accessible water. We plan to fundraise with a coin drive and bakesales leading up to our Walk for Water which will be held on April 17th this year. We appreciate that H2O provides us the opportunity to help others as well as the chance to raise awareness about the water crisis within an international community.
The Baldwin School
We have developed a year-long, school-wide curriculum about water access. H2O for Life will be bringing Katie Spotz to campus. We want to apply our understanding of global water access to solving this problem in a community in need.
The BRAVE Institute
The BRAVE Institute is an organization that works to inspire and challenge humans to be brave and self-empowered contributors to a better world. We have recently learned about the impact that lack of clean water can have on girls and their education and love H2O for life and all it stands for. BRAVE will be organizing a "Walk for Water" at The University of Connecticut on April 18th at 11am!
The Center for Early Education
Our service learning group The Changemakers, raised the funds through a student driven project where they taught lessons in classrooms about water access, presented at our assemblies, and did things at home in order to contribute!
The Dalton School
Dalton's 9th grade biology students are passionate about creating change in the world for children and believe that small simple actions, such as raising awareness about the global water crisis, can make a huge impact in the lives of others. Our students are compelled to make a difference in the world through their actions and will work hard to reach their goals!