We are growing (a little bit!)
14 Jul 2021
We have been able to expand our programs in India, Uganda and Nepal this year! … More We are growing (a little bit!)
Tag: sanitation
Are the projects Sustainable?
13 Feb 2020
A couple weeks down and everything is going so well!!!! … More Are the projects Sustainable?
10 Years Later…
29 Mar 2019
I was able to return to the community where it all began for me 10 years ago – San Antonio, Guatemala! … More 10 Years Later…
Meet Washington!
5 Nov 2018
Washington has been on our team since 2012! … More Meet Washington!
Time flies when you’re having fun…drilling wells!
30 Nov 2017
Usually 4 weeks can feel like a long time, but in Panama, the time flies. We have so many communities that we are working in and I have a great place to stay (with the Wood family) and a small workshop to work on the pumps that it makes it easy to pass the time. … More Time flies when you’re having fun…drilling wells!
Last Week in Panama
7 Jun 2017
Closing off my three months in Panama is sad, but I am looking forward to going home to see my family … More Last Week in Panama
My Next 4 (0r 5) Countries
8 Sep 2016
4 (or 5) countries in 2 months. Lots of projects ahead of me! … More My Next 4 (0r 5) Countries
I should be in Haiti right now, but I’m in chilly NJ!
8 Feb 2016
I bet if I looked back at all my blog posts, a high percentage would start out with some variation of “sorry it has taken me so long to write…” 🙂 I did not intend to be Stateside so long after the holidays, but our project to Haiti, originally slated for January, was postponed to … More I should be in Haiti right now, but I’m in chilly NJ!
Gift a Goat and More!
8 Oct 2015
At 2:30am on Tuesday morning, before my flight out to Panama, I launched my most ambitious crowd-funding campaign to date. I crowd-fund once a year to help me reach goals for certain projects that I cannot financially support with my own funding. I was really nervous about setting a goal of $20,000 for this … More Gift a Goat and More!
Then and Now
28 Jul 2015
February 7th 2009, I boarded a plane for Guatemala and a two-month project that changed the direction of my career from that point forward. I had found my place as an engineer. My first blog – yippeekiyay – documented those months and my first water/sanitation project abroad in San Antonio. I had returned, briefly, to … More Then and Now
How Many Cows 