As Director of the IAGI Give Back Program John Heap is calling on members of IAGI and Geosynthetic professionals to donate a percentage of their profits from a good year in geosynthetics toward helping the less fortunate in Africa. The Rippling Waters Charity uses geosynthetic materials to help bring food and resource independence to areasContinue Reading »
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Helping Orphaned Children Thrive
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How Donations Are Used
All donated funds go toward meeting the basic educational and dietary needs of children in developing countries. See Projects to read more about the children who are benefitting from your donations.
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Why We Use Aquaponics Systems
Aquaponic systems provide orphanages with a self-sustaining source of protein and vegetables for the children, along with the vision for orphanages to help other villages establish their own systems. This will create a ripple effect, impacting current and future generations.
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Update: A New Well in Onjinyo!
Thanks to a donation from Wayside Nazarene Church in Tulare, California a new well was drilled in Onjinyo to give both the students of Kego Orphanage and the people of Onjinyo access to safe and clean water for drinking and cooking!Read the Full Story
New Well for Kego Orphanage | One Step Closer to Aquaponics
The KEGO Orphanage in the village of Onjinyo now has a well that will help to give clean, fresh water to the Orphanage and the people of Onjinyo! The Wayside Nazarene Church in Tulare California donated the needed money to get the well drilled and get fresh water running. Many thanks from both Rippling WatersContinue Reading »
Exciting news for the KEGO Orphanage
We have received a large donation of children’s desks and chairs along with filing cabinets. 210 Desks, chairs and 10 filing cabinets have been loaded into a 40′ Ocean container and will be shipping to KEGO over the next month. Rippling Waters Charity purchased the 40′ ocean container to ship the desk and chairsContinue Reading »