DiG a Well
Did you know nearly 1 billion people don't have clean water to drink?
I'm helping raise funds to provide clean, safe drinking water to people who suffer needlessly without it in the developing world, and could really use your help!
Our donations will be used to construct a specific water project. We'll get pictures, GPS coordinates, and reports from the field, as they happen. We'll see the actual results of what we've done.
In their own words...
Water is a fundamental human need; in Canada are surrounded by it - we drink it freely, water our lawns, swim in it, waste it. For so many in the world, they cannot get access to clean water.
Data Insight Group (DiG) specializes in DiGGing through data about customers to help our clients understand them better and market to them smarter; it seems appropriate that we thank our own customers and supporters for their support by DiGGing a well. Our goal is to build a well (average cost of $6500) with your support.
We'll donate for every Twitter follower, RSS subscriber and new client - and as a Thank you to our existing ones.
Will you help us DiG?
About The Water Project
The Water Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that's bringing relief to communities around the world who suffer needlessly from a lack of access to clean water.
We tell stories. The story of water, the story of change, and the story of hope. These stories inspire people to raise the money needed to build wells and other water projects at schools, medical centers, churches and other public places in under-developed nations.
With monies raised, our partners in the field can do the digging and construction needed to provide clean, safe water efficiently and sustainably. They also mobilize, train, and follow-up with local communities, helping ensure long-term success.
We work closely with our partners around the world who identify, implement, report on and follow up on every project. That's how we share the whole story with you and hopefully inspire confidence in the work being done and the impact it has.
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