Because water is a basic human right.
“Over the years my family has sponsored and I have participated in a number of medical missionary projects with small and large teams. The people would rush to our clinics for hope and help. My role has varied from pulling teeth, to health educator, to crowd control officer. While there we felt we made a difference. Once we came back, …
“I love RipplAffect. We have many problems, but most are first world problems like bad coffee, or slow wi-fi. Many have real problems like no clean water to drink. We take clean drinking water for granted. This charity supplies a basic human necessity that helps people build their lives on. The other feature that I love about RipplAffect is that …
“Clean water, something that we take for granted in the western world is an everyday struggle for many in developing countries. Clean water one could argue is a basic human right. RippleAffect is an effective charity that delivers clean water, health and hope to many. I support RippleAffect as I have witness tangible long lasting ripple consequences that water filter …
“After hearing the event at Sinclair College today it just touched my heart in so many ways. We take so many things for granted like water and as a mom I would never give my children that kind of (contaminated) water . Let alone drink it myself. I just wanted to reach out and say Thank you for opening my …
“I joined the RipplAffect Board as Treasurer in September 2018 when we were organizing as a nonprofit. As a pragmatist, I felt that the concept of providing affordable filtration devices was a no-brainer. Most of us in the affluent United States could certainly forgo a dinner out in order to provide a family with a tool that can potentially save …
“Donating money to charity doesn’t often solve poverty. It typically can only help in the short term. What I like about RipplAffect is that they are solving long term health issues that can lead families OUT of poverty. This is my favorite kind of charity to support, and I have added it to my annual giving plans.”