Help Bring Clean Water to the Navajo Nation

Thanks to your generosity, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and women for water are able to support DigDeep’s Navajo Water Project. Together, we are installing Home Water Systems for families in the Navajo Nation who previously lacked sinks, bathtubs or toilets that are often taken for granted.

By providing sustainable water to these communities, this high-impact partnership is transforming the lives of so many, like Grace, who has never had running water in her home. Before receiving her Home Water System, Grace had to haul water from a community 35 miles away.

Grace is excited to be able to use the money she’s saving with running water towards her livestock and farm. The first thing she plans to do with her new running water is wash dishes, take a shower, do laundry, and cook. Access to running water has allowed Grace to spend more time enjoying her daily life!

GWC and DigDeep are happy to share Grace’s gratitude with you. She thanks you with all her heart and invites you all to future holiday dinners she plans to have.

Thanks to your continued support, we will be able to provide more Navajo families with clean water access for years to come!

Follow women for water’s journey to mobilize clean water access for every woman and her community on Instagram and Twitter. You can also learn more about DigDeep’s work here.

Links:

• Global Water Challenge
• women for water
• Dig Deep

Thanks to your generosity, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and women for water are able to support DigDeep’s Navajo Water Project. Together, we are installing Home Water Systems for families in the Navajo Nation who previously lacked sinks, bathtubs or toilets that are often taken for granted.

By providing sustainable water to these communities, this high-impact partnership is transforming the lives of so many, like Joshlyn, who has never had running water. Before receiving her Home Water System, the only way she had water to wash dishes, do laundry and bathe was by hauling it from family members’ homes.

Joshlyn now has running water and couldn’t be more excited! The first thing she did was take a nice shower. She anticipates spending her newfound free time working on home repairs. Any money she saves no longer having to haul or purchase water, Joshlyn wishes to spend on medical bills.

GWC and DigDeep are happy to share her gratitude with you. Joshlyn and her family want you to know that they are deeply thankful for your donation and hope you continue to help others.

Thanks to your continued support, we will be able to provide more Navajo families with clean water access for years to come!

Follow women for water’s journey to mobilize clean water access for every woman and her community on Instagram and Twitter. You can also learn more about DigDeep’s work here.

Links:

• Global Water Challenge
• women for water
• Dig Deep