Water-Life-Hope

Water-Life-Hope is 501(c)(3) dedicated to the fundamental human right of access to clean, safe drinking water. Our mission is to construct wells, reservoirs and purification systems in areas of need. Water-Life-Hope has installed over 300 artesian wells throughout rural Haiti. Each well can provide up to 5,000 people with clean, safe drinking water. Well sites are chosen to be accessible to local communities and often become centers of commerce and social activity.

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

1st grade class in Petite Guave

Port au Prince Market

John F. Beasley, Jr.
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Delane Bailey

John F. Beasley, Jr.
Sent from my iPhoneDelane guiding us to Petit Goave - 3 hours by coast road

Tuesday Travel Itinerary

Once on the ground in Haiti we will head to Petit Goave south of Port au Prince to visit a school water project then to Vialet for the inauguration of a water project and community center. Thanks to Amanda Farahany for her efforts to get the community center funded and all those that contributed to it! More soon.

John F. Beasley, Jr.
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Flight to Haiti

Up early for our flight to Port au Prince. It has been since 2010 that I have been in Port au Prince. Hoping to see improvement from the destruction and tent cities that I saw then. We are all looking forward to helping establish a new water project for a new community and helping with the continued recovery.

John F. Beasley, Jr.
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Monday, December 3, 2012

Leaving in the early am

We met for dinner tonight and fly out of Fort Lauderdale at 6:15 .

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Preparing for Haiti

Packing for our trip to Haiti with Food for the Poor and the kick-off of Water-Life-Hope's 200 well project. Hope everyone follows us on this exciting journey for the communities of Haiti. Check out our website at www.foodforthepoor.org/200wells

John F. Beasley, Jr.
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Welcome

This blog chronicles recent and upcoming trips to Haiti, the purpose of which is to view our existing well projects, explore new sites and view other humanitarian efforts by our partner in the water projects, Food for the Poor. If you like what you see and read and are interested in learning more or wish to donate to the project simply follow the link here.

We will continue to update this blog from time to time with new information about our water wells and the project's accomplishments. Thank you for visiting!

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