Campaigns

Trinity LadiesAs women of God, the Wednesday morning Bible study group is seeking to worship fully, spend less, give more, and love all, by supporting this water to thrive campaign.

Hugemberda Primary School Water ProjectThank you for visiting the Hugemberda Primary School's (Tigray, Ethiopia) fundraising page. Andrew Tadross is a native of Houston and is currently serving as a Peace Corp volunteer in the community around Hugemberda and he teaches at the school. The school currently doesn't have any access to clean water.  Andrew has partnered with Water to Thrive and its implenting partner, Relief Society of Tigray (REST) to construction and manage the water project.

The BridgeI was moved to create this campaign after visiting Ethiopia and seeing first hand how just one water well can change the lives of hundreds of men, women and children in the remotest parts of Ethiopia. It's essential we act and do something to help. My hope is to get 500 people to give just $10 and we could completely fund one well that would bring clean water to an entire village. I ask you to do what you can to help make this well a reality.

Abiding Love WellWe have completed our third well in rural Africa!

Wartburg Wells – Funding CompleteWartburg College is dedicated to challenging and nurturing students for lives of leadership and service as a spirited expression of their faith and learning. A selective liberal arts college of the Lutheran Church (ELCA), Wartburg is internationally recognized for community engagement.

THIRST – Youth of FairbanksThe Christian youth of Fairbanks, AK are dedicated to serving their neighbors and seeking justice in the name of Jesus Christ. Will you support us as we raise $5,000 to build a well in Africa for those who need it most?

Koinonia/St. Austin’s Campaign for WaterThe Koinonia Class at Covenant Presbyterian Church in partnership with St. Austin's Catholic Parish is raising money to build a clean water well in rural Africa. We are excited to lead a campaign to give life changing, clean water to those who need it.

Dripping Springs Elementary Campaign for AfricaThis year, Dripping Springs Elementary students and their families have decided to give back in a huge way. Our part of Texas is all too familiar with drought and the problem of not having enough water, but as we are learning, the problem is worse for the nearly 1 billion people in the world who do not even have clean water to drink. We want to give back to our world and help others, so we are undertaking a campaign to raise $5,000 to build a clean water well in a village in rural Ethiopia. With your help, we can give water and hope to people who need both. We thank you for joining us in this campaign.