SEDONA COMMUNITY CHURCH WATER CHANGES EVERYTHING A WATER DRIVE FOR THE SAN GABRIEL COMMUNITY WE BELIEVE IN A WORLD WHERE EVERY SINGLE PERSON HAS ACCESS TO CLEAN AND SAFE WATER A WATER DRIVE CLEAN WATER CHANGES ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING When a community gets access to clean water, it can change just about everything It can improve: Health Access to food Local economy growth Education 663 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE WORLD LIVE WITHOUT CLEAN WATER ! THERE IS A WATER CRISIS IN THE SAN GABRIEL COMMUNITY WHERE OVER 70% OF PEOPLE LACK RELIABLE ACCESS TO SAFE WATER THROUGH DONATIONS FROM OUR WATER DRIVE, WE HAVE INSTALLED 145 SAFE WATER WELLS, SERVING OVER 29,000 SINCE 2012 BY THE NUMBERS 145 Safe Drinking Water Wells installed at 145 school and counting 100 % 100% of all donations to the SCC Water Drive go directly to the project 29K Providing Safe Drinking Water to over 29,334 people in San Gabriel and counting $5 The project delivers reliable access to safe drinking water for an average of $5 per student served GLOBAL WATER CRISIS FACTS IN GLOBAL CRISIS Around the world, out of deaths of children under five is due to diseases from unsafe water 783 million people not have access to clean and safe drinking water globally according to the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Report 100% OF YOUR DONATION TODAY WILL GO TO PROVIDING ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER IN SAN GABRIEL For inquiries or donations, Call 1800-CLEANWATER or visit our website SEDONACOMMUNITYCHURCH.COM/WATERDRIVE ... HAS ACCESS TO CLEAN AND SAFE WATER A WATER DRIVE CLEAN WATER CHANGES ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING When a community gets access to clean water, it can change just about everything It can improve: Health... WATER ! THERE IS A WATER CRISIS IN THE SAN GABRIEL COMMUNITY WHERE OVER 70% OF PEOPLE LACK RELIABLE ACCESS TO SAFE WATER THROUGH DONATIONS FROM OUR WATER DRIVE, WE HAVE INSTALLED 145 SAFE WATER. .. 145 Safe Drinking Water Wells installed at 145 school and counting 100 % 100% of all donations to the SCC Water Drive go directly to the project 29K Providing Safe Drinking Water? ?to over 29,334