Toni Langley

Water Bearer Society

Toni Langley

Imagine if you had to walk a few miles instead of a few feet for a glass of water. This is the reality for millions of women and girls. Collectively, women spend more than 200 million hours every day walking and collecting water for domestic use, water that often is unsafe to drink. When women gain access to water they and their families are healthier and have more time for education, work and raising their families.

Fellow WaterBearers, Since we started our campaign to raise $16, 000.00, we have raised $7608.00, enough to give about 300 people access to clean safe drinking water. We we are halfway to our goal.

We have taken up the task of providing people with water. We are their WaterBearers.

Thank you. We must now provide water to even more people. Please, use any opportunity to spread the word. Convince others to become WaterBearers too.
If you want to become a WaterBearer make a donation now through this web page or mail a check to: Water.Org, 920 Main Street, Suite 1800, Kansas City, MO, 64105. Mention this web page on the check in order to count your donation towards our WaterBearer goal. I will send you a WaterBearer token, symbol of the life or lives you saved. Please remember every $25.00 donated will provide water for one person. If you are already a WaterBearer and want to continue helping, make your donation I will send you another token for every $25.00 you send. Remember to wear your WaterBearer tokens with pride. You earned it.

Toni

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