Clean Water for Kalenge, Zambia
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Common Shallow Water Well
Abundant Water After Drilling
Clean Water for Kalenge, Zambia
In the Kalenge area of Zambia, a group of small villages relies on shallow wells, only 12-15 feet deep, for their water. These fill during the rainy season but dry up for months, forcing women and children to travel long distances for clean water. Sandy soil prevents digging deeper without equipment. There's little vegetation or gardening which limits daily life and opportunities.
We are raising $10,000 to install two deeper wells (100-150 feet) with hand pumps and concrete bases, strategically placed to serve 300-400 people across the many little villages. Built by a trusted local team, these wells will provide reliable clean water year-round, bringing hope for healthier communities and more opportunities.
Your donation can transform lives — small gifts add up. Donate via Zelle (preferred for no fees), or use Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or checks. Please specify “Zambia Water Wells” in the memo. Stay updated on our progress through social media! Click the link below to give.
Your donation can transform lives — small gifts add up. Donate via Zelle (preferred for no fees), or use Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or checks. Please specify “Zambia Water Wells” in the memo. Stay updated on our progress through social media! Click the link below to give.
Goal Progress
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Preparing To Drill A New Well
Loading The Supplies Onto The Truck
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Waiting In Anticipation
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Enjoying Some Delicious Water