The general fund is used for operations of the organization which may include payments for water projects other than our described projects. This fund may also be used for matching grants for Thirsting to Serve for District 6290 clubs only.

Brandon is a young man on a mission. For more information about this project and this driven young man, visit his website by clicking HERE.

The Dominican Republic Distribution Center is a collaboration of many organizations and illustrates the power of Rotary. Monies donated to this project will provide funds to purchase filters that will be made avaialble through the distribution center.

Donations to this fund will be used to fund water filters for Ghana.

Grand Haven Christian School in Grand Haven, MI is helping raise funds for water filters for Honduras. See the home page for some articles about this project and the amazing passion of the school.

The Haiti Distribution Center is a collaboration of many organizations and illustrates the power of Rotary. Monies donated to this project will provide funds to purchase filters that will be made available through the distribution center.

The Honduras Distribution Center is a collaboration of many organizations and illustrates the power of Rotary. Monies designated to this project will provide funds to purchase filters that will be made available through this distribution center.

Donations allocated to this project will help a hospital in Honduras repair and replace their infrastucture of piping throughout the hospital. Although the hospital now has access to safe water, the pipes used to distribute the water are unhealthy and in desperate need of updating.

Marisol is a young girl whose life was saved by using a bio sand filter. Some young people on a Rotary service project met Marisol and decided to help her achieve her dream of becoming a doctor and returning to help others in her village by establishing an educational fund through Thirsting to Serve.

Thirsting to Serve has a unique relationship with Project Handclasp and the United State Navy. During the past few years, Thirsting to Serve has been the catalyst to bring together Rotarinas, corporate partners and others to fund the cost of filters that have been deployed by the United State navy. Thirsting to Serve funds the cost of the filters and the Navy delivers the filters at no cost.  Thirsting to Serve funded in excess of $100,000 in filters that were delivered to Haiti by the Navy – 3 semi loads of
filters!

Donations to this fund will be allocated to the special project to raise money for filters by the congregation at St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Church members are planning service projects installing filters in cooperation with Rotarians.