Uganda – How Many Cows

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!)

Uganda (February)

29 Sep 2020

This post includes some videos to get a look at the our construction, some scenery and how the kids collect water in some areas of Uganda … More Uganda (February)

Are the projects Sustainable?

13 Feb 2020

A couple weeks down and everything is going so well!!!! … More Are the projects Sustainable?

Bahamas, hiking and jumping back on a plane

29 Jan 2020

I never wrote a blog about my first experience as a WaSH Engineer for Disaster Response in Barbuda back in 2017/2018. It was a difficult trip and I had a lot going on (Haiti Project) as soon as I got home, so I never took the time to go back and write any of my … More Bahamas, hiking and jumping back on a plane

Meet Washington!

5 Nov 2018

Washington has been on our team since 2012! … More Meet Washington!

The wheels on my car go round and round

27 Sep 2017

Managing projects, training new well drillers, guest speaking and seeing friends tie the knot. This busy summer has flown by so fast that I don’t even feel unpacked from Haiti as I pack for Panama. … More The wheels on my car go round and round

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

Her Heart Beats for Karamoja

26 Dec 2012

I wanted to share some stories from my trip to Uganda. Below is about an awesome young woman, Jennifer Kragt. After I finished the two Hydromissions projects, I took a day-long bus ride to visit my friend and check out her region for future drilling opportunities. When I arrived in Soroti, I was picked up … More Her Heart Beats for Karamoja

I have to learn how to walk on the left side of the road!

24 Jul 2012

So, Uganda is one of the countries where everyone drives on the left side of the road. Besides almost getting hit by just about every moving vehicle during my time here, I also found that walking on the left side is odd for me to process. Not in a general sense – people weave all … More I have to learn how to walk on the left side of the road!

I saw a wild animal…other than vultures, rats, giant worms, lizards and spiders (finally!)

23 Jul 2012

So, why did we generally walk or take a boda (motorbike) the two-ish miles between our host house and the orphanage in Iganga?…because otherwise we’d spend 30 minutes trying to get the truck through the narrow gate (Isaac hardly ever made it through the gate on the first try so we’d have to push the … More I saw a wild animal…other than vultures, rats, giant worms, lizards and spiders (finally!)