<div>Clean Water Can’t Wait
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<div>In Osilalei, Kenya, families walk up to 13 kilometers every day to collect water from contaminated sources shared with livestock and wildlife. Women and children spend hours searching for water instead of attending school, working, or caring for their families.
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<div>We are raising funds to drill a well that will provide clean water to approximately 3,500 people across 16 Maasai communities.
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<div>Sponsorship Opportunities
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<div>️ Village Sponsor — $1,500
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<div>Sponsor one of the 16 communities that will benefit from this well. Sponsors will be recognized as a Village Sponsor and receive a personalized thank-you video from Village Chief James Siololo.
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<div> Well Sponsor — $5,000
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<div>Become a lead sponsor of the Osilalei Well and help bring clean water to thousands of people. Well Sponsors will receive special recognition for helping make this life-changing project possible.
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<div>Only 14 Village Sponsorships remain available.
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<div>This isn’t a future problem. It’s happening right now. With your help, we can bring clean water, better health, and new opportunities to the people of Osilalei.
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<div>One small tweak: I would actually use “Community Sponsor” instead of “Village Sponsor” because each sponsorship represents one of the 16 communities served by the well, not necessarily a separate village. It is also consistent with the naming program you’ve already been promoting.
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Help Bring Clean Water to 3,500 Maasai People

Help Bring Clean Water to 3,500 Maasai People

Still $7,378 to go. Help us build momentum.