WASH
World Water Day
Water you going to do about World Water Day (Sunday, March 22)? May we suggest a little a H2ONLY? And here’s why: Gitwa-Nyamifumba—it’s one of the three villages we are working to bring water to this season. So…
Week 4 of Save a Drink Complete
Today is Friday, which means it’s time to donate your weekly Save a Drink, Save a Life total! There are just 18 days remaining in Lent! Here are the Lent guide posts for the week ahead to help…
Throwback Thursday
We’re throwing it back to what Save a Drink, Save a Life used to be: 40 Days of Water. Check out this awesome old school designing. Until 2014, during the Lenten season, we encouraged our supporters to drink…
When Purpose and Passion Unlock
“But you can never recover what you never tried at all.” -Ben Arment Last Tuesday night in Charlotte, N.C., I had the privilege of sharing the Blood:Water story with over 200 young professionals at a worship gathering called…
Throwback Thursday
For this week’s throwback Thursday, we are taking it back to fashion. For years we rocked these hoodies: But now, we sport these lightweight hoodies. And, for today only, if you sign up for Save a Drink, Save a Life we’ll enter…
What a Superhero (Mom) Has to Give
Wondering what you have to give up for Save a Drink, Save a Life? Amy Bloxham Chionis discovered that by turning into her life and community, she can make an impact for three villages in southern Rwanda. Amy…
The Art of Saving a Drink
In the coming weeks, we are going to feature some of our fundraisers who are using their creativity and talents to bring lasting change in Africa. During this second week of Save a Drink, Save a Life, we’d…
The Latest from Save a Drink, Save a Life
Are you joining us this year for Save a Drink, Save a Life? If you haven’t signed up yet, now’s your chance. We have a generous donor who is contributing $25,000 toward this work when 1,000 people join…
In Defense of NOT Giving up Chocolate
We are just about a week into Lent. Our co-founder, Dan Haseltine, gives his take on Lent, and it starts with a candy bar. There were not many 4-letter words available to a 9-year-old boy growing up in…