Water Filters Program
Clean Potable Water is Vital to Human Life
The homes of many indigenous families do not have clean drinking water or even running water. This is also true for many schools and community centers in poor villages.
Unclean contaminated water causes many different kinds of illnesses. Sewage runoff and farm pesticides are just some of the contaminants found. Many children have been infected with parasites as a result of consuming water which is unsafe and dangerous.
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We bring efficient water filters to entire villages, schools, families and individuals
Our Water Filter Program is largely made possible through the support of the Rotary Club of Florence, Oregon. The cost of a water filter for a needy family is $50. The Florence Rotary will add $50 to your contribution if it is sent directly to them. The Rotary Foundation will then match the matched amount of the full donation. In other words, your $50 contribution will become $200 worth of water filters for Mayan Families to distribute. Thank you Rotary!
If you would like to take advantage of the Florence Rotary Club's matching donation program
for Mayan Families, then please send your contributions to:
Florence Rotary Club District 5110
5043 Kelsie Court
Florence, OR 97439
Attention George Lewis for Mayan Families
Please make your check payable to: Florence Rotary Club
The minimum donation for the Rotary Club's matching program is $50 USD.
learn more about the Florence, Oregon Rotary Water Project
Contributing to the Water Filter Program
You can also help Mayan Families to support the distribution demands of this Program by
selecting the Contribute Button. Direct donations to Mayan Families do not apply to the Rotary's matching donation program.
Our Water Filter Program has been very successful and achieved excellent results. Please contribute whatever you can and
which ever way you feel is more effective.
Most Recent Headlines for the Water Filter Program
| Clean Water for Petronila (04/19/2008 09:47 PM) |
| Last Batch of Filters Distributed (04/11/2008 02:02 PM) |
