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Giving Tuesday Water!
Too much water in the wrong place can be disastrous, but too little water — or the inability to transport it where it’s needed — can be just as crippling. We’re now preparing our fifth Himalayan water system, designed to provide more than just drinking water. We’ve installed over 250 hand pumps in the flatlands, with many more on the way.
This Giving Tuesday, we’re focusing on water access for all.
A donation of $2,600 can fund a hand pump that serves an entire village. However, there’s more to this story: in many communities, existing pumps are often located on land owned by “high caste” families, who frequently harass and exclude “low caste” individuals from using them. This means a vital resource remains out of reach for those who need it most. This discrimination escalates when people in these communities come to know Christ and establish a church, leading to...
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Saved From The Clutches Of Traffickers
”Suddenly, we were notified that the girls were being transported by the traffickers in an ambulance that afternoon in order to try to discreetly relocate them. We jumped in our vehicles and headed for the part of town they were being kept. Approaching the ambulance at record breaking speeds, we were able to cut them off and rescue the girls from the clutches of evil, arresting 12 of the trafficker...“
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The Gift That Keeps On Giving
”Stepping out into the unlit alley, Kanti felt the hopelessness of her situation. Fleeing from the despair, she noticed a bright light at the end of her street. It drew her like a beacon. Cautiously, she approached it, ready to run if it proved to be a deception. But as she neared, she realized it might be a place of hope.“
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What is it Like to Carry Water?
”During my trip to Nepal last year to survey a water project, I decided to experience firsthand what it’s like for villagers to carry water who sometimes have to do it twice daily. In fact, quite often, young girls must do this tedious work. So, one day, I went with them to find out exactly what it’s like.“
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Devastating Flood in Nepal
”Amidst the heartbreaking cries from nations facing immense loss and trauma, Nepal is enduring its worst flood in history. Many have lost loved ones as raging waters swept through their villages. Every day brings more tragic discoveries and reveals homes reduced to rubble, leaving survivors in urgent need of assistance.“
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Stitching Our Way To Victory
”“It’s not just about women creating beautiful garments but about rebuilding self-esteem and realizing their own potential. For some, it’s a pathway to financial independence, a new skill that opens doors to opportunities they might not have considered before.”“
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WIN empowers communities into their dreams of economic stability, equality, health and wholeness. WIN enables transformation from lack to plenty, from hopelessness to hope, from fear to faith, from dependency to sustainability.
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“WIN identifies the most desperate people, assembles a team of local workers and gets the job done. They are an “emergency response team” that releases victims trapped by poverty's earthquake. WIN heals their wounds and sets them on the pathway to finding light and hope.”
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