WorldLegacy Water
Partner with a WorldLegacy Leadership team, from around the world, to create an extreme makeover in Malawi. Funding and installation of wells will be completed in only 12 days. Children will be able to attend school rather than walk for miles and miles to fetch water. The impossible, is possible.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (PRWEB)
January 11, 2021
WorldLegacy’s NC185 leadership team, based in Chapel Hill, NC is transforming a community in Malawi, Africa in an extreme endeavor from January 11- January 19, 2021. Fourteen individuals from all over the United States and abroad, will fund the installation of one new well and the refurbishment of a minimum of ten additional wells in a community in Malawi, Africa in nine days. These wells will allow children to attend school and have an adequate education instead of walking for miles and miles each day to fetch clean water. A team of people in the local village of Malawi will install and repair the wells.
Doxa Wells Holdings, LLC will install and refurbish the wells and install satellite technology to allow the wells to be monitored from anywhere in the world. New smart pumps will be used to increase the lifetime of the wells.
To fund this project, the team’s challenge was to raise $25,000 in five days, starting on January 8th, 2021. On day three, they had raised over $31,000! Both You Turn Ministries and Doxa Wells committed to the well installation starting on January 11, 2021 before the funding had even started! Join NC185 in going over the top in the next two days to provide clean and accessible water to thousands of families in villages near the trading center of Msundwe, Malawi. Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world and this extreme project will enhance the quality of life and health for generations of children. Every child gets to grow up with respect, love, and education.
This extreme makeover project is the culmination of WorldLegacy’s challenging and transformational three-month leadership development program. What makes this project unique is that the WorldLegacy Leadership team must completely design the project from start to finish, cannot use any of their own money, and must involve the community to be partners and do 75% of the work. The project needs to be completed in a short period of time. This project will be completed even though it is the rainy season in Malawi. Failure is not an option.
WorldLegacy is committed to maintaining standards of excellence for all leadership projects. WorldLegacy has been operating for more than twenty years and trains at least seven leadership programs each year. WorldLegacy has donated more than $3,455,000 in cash, contributions and labor to the world community through these projects.
The WorldLegacy NC185 Leadership team asks for your partnership to make this project extraordinary. Dig deep and support the installation of new and refurbished wells by January 19, 2021. Not only will the project enable school attendance among school children in communities of Malawi, this access to water will allow families to share more quality time together and maintain proper health and hygiene. You can donate your money to here. Your tax deductible donation will go to You Turn Ministries where 100% of the money will go straight to the project in Malawi, Africa. WorldLegacy will host a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, January 21, 2021. The ceremony will celebrate and honor all those who gave their hearts to the project. The organizations, donors and all those who worked and volunteered for this incredible project and organization will be invited to attend.
About WorldLegacy:
WorldLegacy in Chapel Hill, NC offers a curriculum of transformational leadership programs and coaching for people committed to creating extraordinary results, having a meaningful life, and impacting the world. For over 20 years, WorldLegacy has been attracting students from all over the world. WorldLegacy is relentless in supporting everyone to live from his or her purpose and to have a life of no regrets. For more information, visit the website or call Lori Todd or Rob Katz 919-678-6000.
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