The blue umbrella, sporting World Vision’s logo and a call to save lives with water, serves as a practical reminder that rainwater is considered a precious resource for people that lack established water systems.
From the World Vision Gift Catalog, the Royal Silk Scarf is made with luxurious silk, using Fair-Trade practices. The blend of soft colors emulates the purifying qualities of water and the vibrant life that it sustains.
Take a look at World Vision’s YouTube channel and clean water video above for an inside look at the impact of the water crisis in one girl’s life.
Read the report Even after 20 years, 80% of World Vision wells — significantly higher than industry standard — are still operational in Ghana. (click to make it bigger, or go here to see it larger)
Read the report Even after 20 years, 80% of World Vision wells — significantly higher than industry standard — are still operational in Ghana. (click to make it bigger, or go here to see it larger)
World Vision Facebook page at WorldVision
Twitter at @WorldVisionUSA
#WaterEffect and #WaterNow
Enter below using the Rafflecopter form for a chance to Win your own Blue and White Umbrella and beautiful, Royal Watercolor Silk Scarf. (Open to residents in the main 48 continental United States only. Must be 18 years of age or older to enter. Only one entrant per household.) Giveaway Ends on Sunday, March 15th, 2015.
Disclosure: I received an Umbrella and Scarf in exchange for my post. No other compensation was exchanged or received.
I learned that you can adopt a specific child.
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I learned that there are many ways that World Vision can help, such as helping with clean water, disaster relief, education, and economic development. The email I check most often is fossil316@aol.com
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I think it is very cool that you can choose the gender, age, and location of a child to sponsor. They also have ways that you can give back to help other parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteI learned that I can help Help provide education for girls for $35 gift. I can also choose to give a gift where it is most needed.
ReplyDeleteI learned that by sponsoring a child I can also get food for his or her whole family.
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assisted in 2013.
I learned that World Vision has responded to 80 major disasters and humanitarian emergencies. I can help by sponsoring a child.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you can sponsor a child & you can pick the age, gender & location of the child you sponsor. I can help by sponsoring a child!
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I learned that they work in nearly 100 countries, serving all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
ReplyDeleteI learned that in 2013 7.5 million food-insecure people in 33 countries reached with food assistance.
ReplyDeleteI learned that world vision has provided bed nets to protect form mosquito's to more than 7.2 million people in Africa. I also learned that I can engage my church to become a sponsor to the program.
ReplyDeleteI learned for $30 they will provide clothing for children
ReplyDeleteI learned that you can sponsor or adopt a specific child.
ReplyDeleteI learned you can sponsor a child to help him/her.
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ReplyDeleteI apparently live under a rock. Never knew I could adopt a child and chose which one.
ReplyDeleteI learned that animals could be donated as gifts
ReplyDeleteWe take our fresh water granted.
ReplyDeleteI found out there is many ways 2 donate and I see we can even help people in the usa:)
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