World Health Day
This past year drove home the importance of handwashing. We’re buying soap by the gallon and scrubbing our hands a little longer as we do our best to stay safe from COVID-19.While the U.S. has taken strides in combating...
World Water Day
Imagine a world where everyone has access to safe, clean water. That’s a world we’re getting closer to every day.
This World Water Day, March 22, World Vision is celebrating a significant milestone: Since 2016,...
Amid a global pandemic, World Vision reaches goal of bringing clean water to 20 million people worldwide
SEATTLE (February 18, 2021) Despite the challenging year operating in a global pandemic, World Vision is celebrating the achievement of a major milestone towards the goal of providing basic clean water access to...
World Vision Helps to Diffuse Catastrophic Time Bomb
In the 21st century, one would think civilization has done enough to bring change to certain archaic societies; however, in countries like Zambia, several rural areas are still battling with the effects of old norms and...
World Vision completes a campaign to raise $30 million to bring water access to everyone, everywhere we work in Rwanda
Despite unprecedented obstacles, including a global pandemic, World Vision is celebrating the achievement of a major milestone towards the goal of providing basic clean water access to everyone, everywhere we work. On...
Following God's Spirit to 1,000 Wells
In November NLC member Carl Wall and I had a chance to sit down and talk about the milestone of funding 1,000 wells for World Vision through a non-profit where he shares a leadership role in Fargo, ND called Wellspring...
Powerful partnership between Grundfos and World Vision achieves major milestone, bringing water to millions
Two million people in the developing world now have life-saving water access thanks to a unique partnership between two of the world’s leading organizations. In 2015, Grundfos, the world’s largest water pump...
Water Critical to COVID Response in Mwala
When news of a new virus hit the headlines of the world, 30-year-old Eunice Ngumbi’s (pictured center) medical intuition kicked in. She sensed in her spirit, that it would be only a matter of time before the contagious...
Nothing Will Stop Me
Jamaya High School is located in the Shashogo district of Ethiopia, 260 miles south of Addis Ababa. Built five years ago, the school serves 785 students, half of which are girls. The school had four latrines with...
‘Miracle Borehole’ Saves Lives
Just after 5 a.m. in the Mweebo community in southern Zambia, Nelly Mulavu began her lonely trek through the middle of thick bush to fetch water from the only stream in area. This was her first daily morning chore.
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