New News

OK. I admit it. I am not the worlds greatest blogger1 But I vow to try to do better. There is so much going on, and I have to share the good news. First, My congratulations to Judy Miller and the group from Appleton, Wisconsin who installed one of our systems in the community of Las Lagunas, Niceragua. It seems to be the perfect application for the system we make.
I have just returned from Haiti where I installed our first solar powered unit. It worked like a charm. It is adjacent to a community well in a secure setting. I'll try to post some photo's of both installations as soon as figure out how to do that! I am also awaiting charge converters for two units that will go out to Burkina Faso in Africa. They will be installed in orphaneges. Both of these are also perfect applications. Stay tuned. I promise to do better in my blogging. Peace, Paul

Thanks!

I would be remiss if I did not thank all the people who have helped and suppoted Clean water for the World. Joe Estowski, our web master who created our web site, My board (visit cleanwaterfortheworld.org) who have been so jenerous and supportive, My daughters Nicole and Lauren who have supported all my work. Brandon Neblitt for creating the w3ater borne pathogens portion of our website, and others who I will credit later.

Spent last night with a great old friend, Brad Johnson. Brad and I go back for years. He has been a great supportor of Cleanwaterfortheworld.org Donating resources and supporting our work, Last night I picked up 3 boxes, 2 of which will provide clean water for 2 villages in Haiti. I also must thank David Jackson of Galloup for helping me get the parts to build the new units that will be the first solar powered units thst we have installed. So much help for a great cause, helping children live long enough to make a difference.

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