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Charity Water, Thank You!

Last year, we at LWI and our good friends at charity:water partnered on an initiative to complete 20 new water projects and rehabilitate 25 broken-down wells in Honduras. As a result, 18,000 Hondurans drink safe, clean water today.

This video lets the people affected by these projects tell their own stories, and express their gratitude for the clean water they now drink... and is a big "Thank You" from us to the gang at charity:water.

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