Safe Water for Families in Rural Ghana and Kenya

Dear Donors,

It is time to share a quarterly update and we are particularly excited for this one: 

Thanks to your unwavering commitment, Project Maji has reached a significant milestone. We are thrilled to announce that we now serve over 300,000 people across Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda, providing them with access to clean and safe water through more than 280 safe water access points. This incredible achievement would not have been possible without your generous contributions and dedication to our cause.

Each water access point represents more than just a source of water. It symbolizes hope, health, and opportunity for the communities we serve. With reliable access to clean water, families no longer have to walk for miles to fetch water from contaminated sources. Instead, they can focus on pursuing education, earning a livelihood, and improving their overall well-being.

In Ghana, your support has enabled us to install water kiosks in remote villages, ensuring that even the most marginalized communities have access to clean water. In Kenya, we have implemented solar-powered water solutions, providing sustainable solutions to water scarcity in arid regions. And in Uganda, we have partnered with local organizations to empower communities and promote water sustainability.

As we reflect on the impact of your generosity, we are reminded of the countless lives that have been transformed. Children are attending school regularly, families are staying healthy, and communities are thriving, all because of your support. Your donation has made a tangible difference in the lives of people who need it most, and for that, we are truly grateful.

Looking ahead, we remain committed to our mission of providing clean water to every person in need. With your continued support, we are confident that we can reach even more communities and create lasting change for generations to come.

Once again, thank you for your partnership and generosity. Together, we are making a real difference in the world.

With gratitude,

Your Friends at Project Maji