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Through our partnerships with World Relief Rwanda and local Rwandan churches, 20 Liters trains volunteers, teaches health and hygiene skills, and delivers clean water solutions to the most vulnerable. From the very beginning, local communities are empowered to be the ones leading the change.
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20 Liters Program Report – September 2017
Dear Friends, It is with pleasure that I share with you this report for the month of September 2017. The reporting period was filled with field visits for program monitoring… Read More
20 Liters Program Report – August 2017
Dear Friends, Greetings in the name of our Lord. During the month of August, the distribution went slowly due to insufficiency of water to wash sand but the water team… Read More
The Power of Passion in the Classroom
Karman Vanderstel is a 3rd grade teacher at Georgetown Elementary School in Hudsonville, Michigan. Her school days are filled with lessons about math, spelling, geography…and water. Last year, a good… Read More
20 Liters Program Report – July 2017
Dear Friends, Greetings from Rwanda. This month, the team in the field was able to visit 20 homes of the most vulnerable in the Gashora Sector of Rwanda and facilitated… Read More
There's still time to register for the Dirty Duel! Join us in raising funds for clean water on November 11 at Robinette's in Grand Rapids. 20 Liters is a proud charity partner for the Dirty Duel. Registration and details: DirtyDuel.com
October 22 at 11:20am
20 Liters trains volunteers, teaches health and hygiene skills, and delivers clean water solutions to the most vulnerable. From the very beginning, local communities are empowered to be the ones leading the change. 20liters.org
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