Pum Lei lives with her family in the village of Trang of Prasatbakong District, Cambodia.

She and her husband support their family of six daughters and two sons by farming. They live in a house built from wood. In addition, they have 20 chickens.

The family draws water from a nearby pump well which cannot be consumed, unless boiled and cooled. Despite these precautions, a member of the family falls ill every two weeks.

Your gift of a water filter will now give Pum Lei’s family 80 liters of filtered, clean and safe drinking water each day.

Thanks so much, Katie, for your support!

Nol Ra lives with her family in the village of Lumpok in rural Western Cambodia.

The well provided for Nol Ra and her family will provide water for three families with a total of 10 male and 6 female members. The three families live in houses built from palm and do labor work to support their needs. They asked not to be photographed, but the well (pictured) provided by Johnny will transform their lives!

Nol Ra and her family now do not have to travel long distances to gather water for the three families and two chickens.

With this gift of a well, you have provided access to water for Nol Ra’s family, which gives them more time for other chores.

Your support is much appreciated!

Tek Pros lives with his wife and three daughters in the village of Krosaing of Siam Reap District, Cambodia.

The family lives in a house made of palm and sells vegetables to support their needs. In addition, they have three ducks.

They draw water from a nearby pump well which cannot be consumed without being boiled and cooled. Despite taking these precautions, a member of the family falls ill every two weeks.

Thanks to your gift, Michelle, Tek Pros and his family will now have 80 liters of filtered, clean and safe drinking water each day!

Thank you, Michelle, for supporting this family!

La Sombath hails from a village called Khro Sang in the Siem Reap District of Western Cambodia.

He lives with his wife and two daughters and one son. The family lives in a house made of wood  and they grow vegetables and rice to meet their needs. In addition, they also own seventeen ducks and four cows.

They draw water from a nearby pull pump which is not always clean and safe. It needs to be boiled and cooled before drinking.

Your kind donation of a water filter now ensures that La Sombath’s family has 80 liters of filtered, clean and safe drinking water each day.

Thank you, Tom, for giving this family clean water and keeping them safe from illness!

Pok Pet lives in the village of Tatrav in rural Western Cambodia.

Pok Pet lives with his wife and two daughters in a house built from palm and farms to support the needs of his family.

Pok Pet’s family has been provided a well, thanks to the generous donations of Pradeep, Dwayne & Terese, Dean & Julie, Cherry Crest Elementary (5 parts!), Kate, Rosary, Johnny, Nick (2 parts!), Haris, Amy, Anna and Hubie.

In this photo, Pok Pet’s wife is seen drawing water from the well for her daily chores. Before your donations, the family had to travel long distances to gather water for themselves. Now they have more time to tend to their needs and earn an additional income.

Thank you all, for your support of Pok Pet’s family!

Phrak Vann and his family live in a village called Wat Svay in Siem Reap District, Cambodia.

He and his wife have five daughters and one son. Phrak Vann earns a living by  repairing bicycles. They live in a house made from wood and own six chickens.

The family draws water from a pull pump in the vicinity, which needs to be boiled and cooled before drinking. With no other access to clean water, they are forced to take such safety measures. Despite these precautions, they have a member falling ill every two weeks.

With your generous donation, Doug, Phrak Vann’s family can now filter 80 liters of clean and safe drinking water each day.

Thanks so much, Doug, for your support!

Seung Vei hails from a village called Pongro in Bakong District, Cambodia.

He lives with his family that includes his wife and four daughters and two sons. The family lives in a house made from palm and grow rice to support their needs. In addition, they have 16 chickens and one cow.

Their main source of water is a nearby pit well which is not always clean and safe for consumption. The water needs to be boiled and cooled before drinking.

Thanks Megan, for your gift of a water filter for Seung Vie and his family. They can now filter 80 liters of clean, safe drinking water.

With your generous donation, the family has access to clean water and are now safe from falling prey to waterborne illness! Thanks Megan, for your support!

Leum Mean lives with his family in a village called Pongro in Bakong District, Cambodia.

He lives with his wife and four children – two sons and two daughters. The family lives in a house made from palm and grow rice to support themselves. In addition, they have 10 chickens and four cows.

The family draws water from a nearby pump well which then needs to be boiled and cooled before drinking. With your gift of a water filter, Leum Mean’s family can now filter 80 liters of clean, safe drinking water each day.

Thank you, Megan, for your support!

Run Cha lives with his family  in a village called Pongro in Bakong District, Cambodia. They are a family of 13 members that includes his wife, eight daughters and three sons.

They live in a house built from wood and brick and grow rice to support the needs of the family. In addition, they also have four chickens and two cows. They draw water from a nearby pit well which needs to be boiled and cooled before drinking.

Despite these precautions, a member of the family falls ill every two weeks causing much strain on the family income.

Your gift of a water filter comes as a boon to Run Cha and his family as they can now filter up to 80 liters of clean and safe drinking water each day.

Thank you, Brian, for your support!

Kam Ker lives with her husband and six daughters in the village of Bekkam Phlerng in Western Cambodia. The family lives in a house built from palm and they support themselves by growing rice and vegetables. In addition, they have five chickens and two cows.

The family gathers water from a nearby pump well, but they are not able to drink this water without boiling it and then waiting for it to cool. Despite these precautions, a member of the family becomes ill at least once a month.

Thanks to your generous donation, Kam Ker’s family can now filter 80 liters of clean, safe drinking water each day.

Thank you Cameron for your support!