Clean Water Volunteer Program Wine To Water Reopens After Years of Stifling Due to Pandemic
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More than two years ago, global clean water nonprofit, Wine To Water (W|W) was forced to put a growing volunteer program on pause due to the global pandemic.
Key Points:
- More than two years ago, global clean water nonprofit, Wine To Water (W|W) was forced to put a growing volunteer program on pause due to the global pandemic.
- Today, they announced that the program is open again with an expanded reach, bringing water filtration and well construction, thereby reducing bottled water dependence or a complete lack of clean water.
- They will also deliver a filter to a home and share in the experience of the family taking their first sip of clean water.
- Wine To Water (W|W) is a global clean water organization committed to preserving life and dignity through the power of clean water.