March 22nd is World Water Day! Help us in celebrating World Water Day by supporting our ‘Drop In The Bucket’ program and our participating US schools in their initiatives in raising funds for two schools in rural South Africa. The goal of our ‘Drop In The Bucket’ program is to teach learners in the US about water conservation and the World Water Crisis while they raise funds for South African schools in need. Our ‘Drop In The Bucket’ program has expanded greatly over the years. This year we have five schools participating across the U.S. Our ‘Drop In The Bucket’ schools are raising funds for Tshokolo Primary School and Morutsi Primary School this year. These schools are in need of boreholes to support the health, hygiene, and education of these young learners.

Celebrate World Water Day with us and help Happy Valley Elementary School, Bridle Path Elementary School, Woodland Elementary School, Oak Ridge Elementary School and Hayesville Elementary School with their goal of raising enough funds to drill at these two schools.

Tshokolo Primary School has 320 learners and Morutsi Primary School has 786 learners. By drilling water wells at these two schools, we are supporting the health, happiness, and education of learners at these schools. By providing clean safe drinking water to these schools we can begin to provide further support including nutritional programs, improved kitchens, and programs for female learners. Once boreholes are installed, our Permaculture Educator, Trygive Nxumalo will work with the schools to start gardens to grow fresh fruits and vegetables for school lunches. He will teach learners and staff about permaculture and how to maintain their gardens. 

We have drilled boreholes at 43 partner schools and Tshokolo Primary School and Mortusi Primary School will make 45!