Thursday, January 26, 2012

HOOPS for H2O--Year #2

The loedown on our second annual event using basketball to help raise awareness and provide clean water for those with out it in our world today...I love the intersection of athletics and global engagement and change...

HOOPS FOR H2O Event Fact Sheet…Aquinas Game—JAN 28--3pm
A Basketball Event Where Fans and Players Can Provide Clean Water to the Thirsty in our World

*HOOPS for H2O website…this gives all the info about the event and tells people all they need to know…there’s even a link where people can donate online to the cause on this page as well…

http://hoopsforh2o.com/

*Online donation page where friends and family members and students can made a donation to the project…it is super easy…here’s that link…checks can also be made out to Living Water International and sent or given to Chip Huber at Cornerstone University…

http://www.firstgiving.com/hoops4h2o

THE GOAL: If we are able to raise $5,000 we would be able to fully fund the drilling, building, and community training for a well that will directly and immediately help save and improve the lives and futures of hundreds of children and their families in Guatemala!

WHY THIS EVENT IS HAPPENING:
INFO ABOUT THE GLOBAL WATER CRISIS...
Over 1 billion of the world's most vulnerable people in our world lack daily access to safe and clean water, and water-related diseases cost 443 million school days a year. Clean water is the foundation for other forms of development. Without easy access to water that is safe, countless hours are spent in water collection and household income is spent to purchase water and medical treatment for water-related diseases. Safe, clean water removes the single heaviest burden from the lives of the poorest people in our world. Not having to deal with this daily crisis means time for school and work, life and health, and allows individuals and communities to plan for tomorrow.

*To get yourself educated about the water crisis and believe in it yourself… you can check out some of the videos made by Living Water International, our project partner at the following website:

http://www.water.cc/news/videos/

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