in the north in the mountains,i will be waiting for the right person to go with when i arrive.

looking to help those who cant provide clean water resources..

We have setup a courier program to provide clean drinking water to Treasure Cay, Bahamas. 
Every person on the island is significantly impacted by the storm and the situation on the ground is likely to get worse before it gets better.  We are asking for donations to raise enough money for 20 MVP water filtration kits that can provide clean drinking water for up to 2,000 people.  

If you have any personal ties to this area, you know how incredible the people are that live there.  They are in desperate need of basic necessities with clean drinking water being at the top of the list. 

A crossing from Florida to Treasure Cay is destined in the next 10 days depending on a multitude of factors but we would like to source as many of these water kits as possible to be ready and available. Please help us reach our goal of proving 20 water filtration systems to Treasure Cay.

Haste Ye Back!! 

Dorian

Hurricane Dorian Relief - Treasure Cay, Bahamas

Like the rest of the world, we have been following Hurricane Dorian with a close watchful eye. On September 2, this mega Category 5 hurricane, demolished the islands chain of the Bahamas, with a damage estimation at 90% destruction of the island nation’s infrastructure. The electric grid will be 100% down for an estimated 6+ months and the availability of potable water will be scarce for the same time period or even longer. 

The Cocoa Beach Crew bring Clean Water to The Bahamas

Cuba

Distribute/Teach Use of Filters in 10 Select Villages, waay down in the Gwembe Valley of Zambia (100 miles away from towns!..no electricity, no plumbing nor sewer systems...people still live much the way they did  hundred yrs ago!)  I worked there for 3 yrs as a missionary in mid-70’s, learned some Citonga, still speak a little 🗣..since then, I’ve been back to Gwembe 3 times w these FILTERS..2012/2015/2017...upcoming project, JULY 2020, will be my 4th time to return there...my “little team” of volunteers is growing: WILSON SIAZILO, my “main man”, experienced teacher, very educated, an inspirational leader, has a great ❤️ for these 300,000 isolated people of Gwembe Valley...NATALIE MUFALO, a gifted lady w training in teaching women of Zambia how to become occupationally self-sufficient...and VICTOR CHILUNDA, a young certified medical assistant, trained at the Livingstone Hospital, where I met him in 2017, and told him of our efforts in the south end of Gwembe (the people still have NO MEDICAL CLINIC down there 👇!!..someday we will, as others SEE the needs down there and volunteer HELP!!)..so we have a DYNAMIC TEAM forming to go down to GWEMBE upcoming JULY 2020...we just need your DONATIONS FOR THE WATER FILTERS 💪 
THANKS 🙏 for your generous hearts 💕!!
Sincerely, Grady W. Reed

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Clean Water for Gwembe Valley/ZAMBIA

How about bringing more life to this much-needed country?

Moçambique - Water is life

Two years ago I had my first experience traveling in Asia alone. It didn't take long for me to fall in love with the places I went and the people I met. However, as I traveled around a part of me always felt guilty. I was having the time of my life. I was connecting with locals (many of which didn't even speak english). I was trekking/diving and exploring some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. I felt like I was taking a lot and had no ability to give back or show my appreciation. For this reason I have decided to become a carrier for my new upcoming travels. Not only will this allows me to give back in meaningful ways to the communities I visit, it will also create long lasting impacts that will continue to help the places I go to long after I have left.

Friends For Filters (FFF)

Hi friends/family,

I’ll be traveling to South Africa and Mozambique from late April until late May. Cyclone Idai inflicted catastrophic damage on Mozambique in early March; since then, thousands of people have been left with nothing and access to clean drinking water has become incredibly challenging for many people there.

My plan is to bring several water filters to affected areas in Mozambique where access to clean drinking water is limited. I have experience with humanitarian projects in disaster/war zones and I'm looking forward to using my experience towards serving others in Mozambique. Some of these filters may also go to townships in South Africa where access to clean water is also a challenge. 

Each water filter costs $35, and I plan to distribute them strategically with regards to where I’ll be on my travels. Thank you for your consideration and donations.

Operation Mozambique

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) has become a major health problem in rural Sri Lanka . Its widely exist in the North Central province , Uva province , Eastern province ... So i choose to my project one city called Anuradhapura which is in North Central Province . In this city have many rural village , some are very rustic village no clean water even therefore some peoples suffering with this chronic disease . Many peoples livings here are farmers they are very poor people . some places i have seen selling water to the people but people can not buy every day bcz they are helpless .As a health records in this case over 1100 CKD patients are hospitalized per month . So i decided to choose some of rural village from north central province for my project firstly i hope to help over 2000 people who living widely effected area this disease by sharing filters to get better their life . Thanks .

clean water for who suffering with chronic kidney disease In Sri Lanka

The family crew of SV Beach Flea will distribute water filter kits as we sail our boat from Australia to Java. Our teenage kids, Abby & Luke, will manage this project with oversight from their parents Greg & Lisa.

Sunda Islands of Indonesia

Providing potable water for individual families in Kiribati in conjunction with antibiotics to treat intestinal worms.

Standup Kiribati

A new report from the World Bank just landed!!! Madagascar (77.6%) is the epicenter of global extreme poverty. being the poorest country on the planet despite its biological and cultural richness!!!! In the western world, we take it for granted that we have access to clean water, food, and education. These are the essential basics which allow us to create the future we desire.

Malagasy are some of the poorest people on earth, more than 70 percent of them are living on less than a dollar a day. Mada Collective, created in 2017, makes a commitment to improve the life of the Vezo tribe, semi nomadic people of fishermen and hunters, on the south-west coast of Madagascar. This western magnificent and very isolated region of Madagascar suffers urgent not filled basic needs: semi nomadic population living in great poverty, drought, diseases, no health infrastructures nearby nor basic services (water, electricity). 

Families who live in isolated villages DO NOT have access to clean drinking water. Wells are contaminated with bacteria and viruses, and those who drink that water are exposing themselves to diseases. Most have no alternative to drinking the contaminated water. This is the daily reality in most parts of Madagascar. They need to trek across harsh terrain to reach a distant well for hours every single day. Water is a basic necessity for survival, and 88 percent of people in Madagascar do not have access to improved sanitation. Over 2,100 children a year die from diarrhea because of unsafe and poor water quality in Madagascar.

My vision is to provide educational opportunities by repairing schools and offering scholarships to the most needy children in Madagascar via my business Mada collective and enhance some villages/schools self-sufficiency through safe and clean water via ''WAVES OF WATER''. Mada collective would like to raise awareness of challenges that ordinary Malagasy face today and how we can come together to extend a helping hand to make a difference in the lives of Malagasy children in need. My trip to Madagascar was a deeply profound one because it pulled me out of my bubble and made me remember that there is stark inequality in the world and made me want to do more about it.

I will be doing the deliveries myself every year around oct/nov to some of the most remote places in South west Madagascar.
WATER IS LIFE! Misaotra. Thank you.

Couriers

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