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Photo Friday: Selfie Take One & Two

After flying into Denver, Colorado for the first stop on the west leg of the “One Thousand Wells” book tour, our cofounder, Jena Lee Nardella, could not help but show off her childhood playground. The book tour crew decided to visit Estes Park and the Rocky Mountains, and couldn’t resist taking a selfie with the…

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A Day in Lalibela

We love our summer interns. This week we want you to meet Joey Maloney, the engagement intern. In this post he shares about his trip to Ethiopia. My name is Joey Maloney. Two years ago I spent the summer in Ethiopia volunteering with a nonprofit organization called Tropical Health Alliance Foundation (THAF). After working with…

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Motherhood and Lost Causes

Our co-founder, Jena Lee Nardella, has put the pen to paper quite often lately… well I suppose in this day in age it’s more like finger to keyboard. Regardless, we want to share two of her recent blog contributions. — Humbled by Motherhood Starting a nonprofit to deliver water and AIDS services to more than…

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A Shorter Walk for Alem

Meet Alem. Alem lives in Suki, Ethiopia, with her young son. To reach clean water, Alem used to have to make a long walk over uneven, rocky roads, and then carry her heavy container filled with water home on her back. Last Christmas, we asked you to join us to shorten the walk for our…

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Photo Friday: Book Tour Launch

It’s been a whirlwind of a week at Blood:Water. Jena’s memoir, “One Thousand Wells,” released this week, which began the launch of her book tour. Jena, Jars of Clay’s Dan Haseltine, and other Blood:Water staff are now traveling around the country in 20 days. So for this Photo Friday, we wanted to share some highlights…

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Jena’s Top 5 Keys to Success

Co-founder Jena Lee Nardella’s memoir, “One Thousand Wells” was released on Thursday! In it, she talks about her journey of co-founding Blood:Water, and in this week’s video blog, she answers your questions about what that was like as a woman. She also shares her top five tips for starting a nonprofit.

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Photo Friday: Save a Drink Update

This Photo Friday we celebrate. These children live in the Gitantu Village of Rwanda. Does that village name sound familiar? It’s one of the three villages your worked to bring access to clean water during this year’s Save a Drink, Save a Life campaign. You saved the money; we then sent it to our African partners,…

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