Wine to Water

“Leonard blevins terrie blevins board member board member spouses”

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“Fiber membrane capable of removing 99.9999% of all harmful bacteria, protazoa, and cysts. Each unit can filter a liter of water per minute, last up to 10 years, and cost between 28 and 46. The more remote areas that were hit the hardest were targeted, like eastern samar, leyte (tacloban), northern cebu, and iloilo island. Our teams would typically go into the villages (called barangay's) and instruct the community as a whole on how to use and maintain the filter, as well as the importance of proper hygiene. Then the filters and buckets would be distributed, recording all relevant information needed for follow-up evaluations. All of the 83,459 was spent on 4,559 sawyer pointone filter kits, reaching an estimated 45,590 filipinos with more than relief, but a much more prolonged clean water solution.”

“Made of soil bricks with a 1,500 liter capacity. Handpump repair (1,200- 1,500) is the process of fixing a broken well at a fraction of the cost of drilling a new one. Within each of the programs, user maintenance and proper hygiene are taught to all the beneficiaries. The totals for the spuk grant are 170 bio-sand filters (1,190 people), 8 rainwater harvest tanks (800 people), and 9 handpump repairs (2,520 people). In addition to these totals, wine to water has funded 65 bio-sand filters (455 people), 3 rainwater harvest tanks (300 people), and 20 handpump repairs (5,600 people). For 2014, an estimated 10,865 ugandans were reached with clean water through all of these services.”

“Are taken for each well and latrine. Education on sanitation and hygiene (called "wash") is done on a community level while the wells and latrines are being installed. Rda hosts a weekly radio program on sanitation and hygiene, where 68 ceramic water filters were given to callers who answered correct wash questions. These funds cover all aspects of rda, from salaries and materials, to transportation and program administration.”

“Syria- refugee water relief- in 2011, the deadly syrian civil war erupted, leaving 4 million internally displaced people with extremely limited resources or security. Wine to water responded by distributing 1,188 sawyer pointone water filters to refugee camps along the syria/turkey border. The sawyer filter is a small shallow fiber membrane filter that uses technology derived from kidney dialysis, capable of removing 100% of all harmful bacteria, protozoa, and cysts. The gravity feed system easily attaches to any bucket or container and can filter up to 250 gallons per day for up to ten years. Funding for this project covered the cost of filters, buckets, and travel expenses to educate and implement the filter program in taiba and kah refugee camps, with an estimated 11,880 beneficiaries. Haiti- ceramic water filter factory- in response to the 7.0 magnitude earthquake of 2010, the wine to water/filterpure filter factory became fully operational in january 2011. The factory produces silver-infused, bucket-fit ceramic water filters that purify water up to 99.9% purity and can provide clean water for a family of five for up to five years. The factory remains sustainable and has produced approximately 17,000 filters. In 2012, wine to water funded 260 filters for medical clinic patients in jacmel, 50 filters for a remote mountain village in pichon, and 6 filters in test locations. As a result, an estimated 1,580 haitians were able to have clean water. In addition, wine to water funded necessary tools, truck maintenance, and upgrades necessary for the operation of the factory. Guatemala- prima vera feeding center program- in prima vera, guatemala, wine to water installed a roof water drainage system on a local feeding center so that rain water drains into the new holding tank providing water to hundreds of children. Also, three large ceramic water filters were installed and the kitchen staff was trained on their proper use. These filters will purify unclean water and eliminate the need to buy pure water for the 600 children who come to the center.”