Your 2025 Impact in Africa

Thank you for your unwavering commitment to making water work for all!​​

Our hearts are filled with gratitude as we reflect on 2025 and consider all God has accomplished through the prayers, wisdom and partnership of Global Water Works members.

Together, we turned scarcity in to abundance:

• Five new water systems were completed, transforming the lives of 2,000 Africans; providing for a cumulative 5,000 served by Global Water Works systems.

• The “walk for water” has ended for many,

• A Tree Bog demonstration is providing for safe and hygienic waste management, and

• A tour of Kenyan and Ugandan installations revealed long-term benefits of gravity-fed rainwater systems.

But this is only the beginning. Thousands more are waiting.

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Rainwater harvesting systems supply drinking water at school and church sites, allowing teachers and pastors to focus on serving members rather than gathering water.

Students and community members rejoiced at the addition of a Rainwater Harvesting System for Lawi Academy through a donor-advised fund of the DuPage Foundation. You can hear the joy and read the story in our African Water Projects Space.

We give thanks for the above donors and partners who are helping us expand your impact!

The children of St. Mark's Academy will be among the beneficiaries of our 2026 installations:

Help us build upon what God has started. 92% of every donation goes directly to water projects, and all donations are 100% tax-deductible.|

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Members of our Local Team:

Mary Conley Eggert (left), is welcomed at Nairobi airport by (left to right) by the local pastors: Jacob Khabenga, Festus Langat, Shalom Khabenga, Nancy Bett, Michael Mutai, Jackline Rono, Alfrida Terer and Philemon Toiyet.

Learn more

We invite you to learn more about the most recent trip, and to pray for God's continued provision for water and resources for His Church in Africa.

• Commissioning of Tanks and a Walk for Water at the first Kenya site: http://bit.ly/BusiaWalk 

• Treebog for Maasai Provides Reason for Celebration: http://bit.ly/KenyaTreebog 

• One Million Wells Demonstration and Nile Celebration:  http://bit.ly/OMWUganda

• Global Water Works "Praying for Water" group unites all interested in praying for water projects at 11-11:30 am Eastern time (6-6:30 pm East Africa time).  Links are in the calendar here: http://bit.ly/GWW-Prayer 

• Track the progress on our African Water Projects on Google Maps: http://bit.ly/GWWAfricaMap 

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