Nyiraneza is a mother of four living in the Gashora Sector of Rwanda. She and her husband moved to Gashora eight years ago. The first challenge they faced was finding… Read More
Helping those in need has been a part of Steve Nauta’s life since he was a child. At an early age, his mother instilled in him the importance of helping… Read More
On April 9th, the Water Project launched in Rilima, to the obvious excitement and delight of residents. To mark this occasion, hundreds of residents of Nyabagendwa village undertook a community… Read More
Venantia is a 63-year-old widow from the Gashora Sector of Rwanda. She lives in the Rweru II village with her 6 children and 2 grandchildren. Venantia is a farmer. But… Read More
Dear Young Future Clean Water Advocates: My name is Greta Zwyghuizen and when I was 7 years old, I learned about the world water crisis. I knew something had to… Read More
Karman 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 friend… Read More
We approached from a distance toward a home, just beyond the trading center in Juru. From afar, I thought the woman cleaning a water filter was the owner of the… Read More
As a Michigan-based organization, the water crisis our neighbors in Flint continue to face is heartbreaking. Unsurprisingly, people often ask us if 20 Liters can help people in Flint, still… Read More
When our daughter Greta was little, I would tuck her in at night, give her a kiss and remind her that she is a princess. Many little girls want to… Read More
Access to clean water has the ability to transform the lives of the most vulnerable in Rwanda. But, it can also transform the lives of our advocates living in the… Read More
Five Sector Wrap Up Report In 2012, 20 Liters announced plans to reach 87,702 people in five sectors along the Nyabarongo River in Rwanda. The targeted sectors included Masaka, Gahanga,… Read More
Epiphanie is a 52-year-old widow living with her five children and four grandchildren in Rwanda. Because she doesn’t own any land, Epiphanie and some of her children work as day… Read More
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