Imagine looking back one year from now and knowing you helped bring safe, reliable water to an entire community.
Thanks to the time, talent, and treasure contributed by many of you, Global Water Works has now completed 25 rainwater harvesting systems, impacting 5000+ lives!
Each system represents more than tanks and gutters. It means healthier families, children spending more time in school, and communities equipped with a sustainable source of life-giving water.
The momentum is building, and we'd love for you to
COME AND SEE. CELEBRATE!
We're sharing the roadmap in July 14 Zoom call
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Tuesday, July 14 at 11:00 AM CDT
9 Systems. 90 Days. Thousands of Lives Changed. Learn How.
Three months into Global Water Works' 10th Anniversary Campaign, nine new rainwater harvesting systems are already transforming communities across Kenya. Join us for a special one-hour Quarterly Anniversary Update as we celebrate this milestone and learn how systems serving 200+ people are being installed within just two weeks of funding...
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ARCSA Experts Guide Global Water Works Teams to Advance Off-Grid Rainwater
In a presentation first delivered at the 2025 American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association (ARCSA) in Palm Springs, AZ, Bob Boulware offers global lessons, smart design tips, and real-life examples of successful off-grid rainwater harvesting. With 1.8 billion people still lacking on-premise drinking water (WHO/UNICEF, 2023), and women bearin...
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Freedom Begins with a Full Tank of Water
What if water no longer defined a woman's burden in Kenya? In many villages across many parts of the globe, Kenya included, the day begins long before sunrise. A mother rises in the darkness joined by her daughter. Before school, before breakfast, before the responsibilities of the day begin, they start walking. Sometimes 3 or 4 km, that is two ...
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Just 25 more systems will bring lasting clean water to 5,000 additional children and adults.
The amazing part?
Each new system costs about $5,000 and can begin transforming lives almost immediately.
We hope all may experience the joy that comes with participating in this impactful journey!
With gratitude and anticipation,
Mary Conley Eggert and Frank Slovenec
Co-Executive Directors
Kenyan resident and GWW Board Member Nancy Chepkemoi Bett shared these words and this video on receipt of the water tanks for Kabema Village:
"See, I am doing a new thing!
Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?
I am making a way in the wilderness
and streams in the wasteland." - Isaiah 43:19
