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International Lifeline Fund

Org #22842
Vetted since 2014
2003
year founded
$7,881
raised on GlobalGiving
11
years fundraising
2
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Lifeline's mission is to improve the quality of life of the underprivileged by expanding access to clear water and energy solutions. We believe that given affordable access to cost-effective products and services that meet their basic clean water and energy needs, individuals can begin to break the cycle of poverty in which they live. Ultimately, our aspiration is for a world in which no one suffers for lack of access to clean water and energy.

Project Leaders
Daniel Wolf
Daniel Wolf
Zoe Pacciani
Zoe Pacciani
Team
Daniel Wolf, Zoe Pacciani, Heidi Myers
Organization Information
1220 L Stree NW
Suite 100 -291
Washington, DC 20005
United States
202-276-7860
Organization Information
1220 L Stree NW
Suite 100 -291
Washington, DC 20005
United States
202-276-7860

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Lifeline May 2018 Update

By Alison Filler | Program Officer

Dear Lifeline supporters, From community meetings in rural Uganda to the halls of the World Bank in Washington, D.C., millions around the world are asking: what does it take to create a truly... Read the full report ›

January 2018 Update

By Alison Filler | Program Associate

In partnership with Generosity.org, International Lifeline Fund finished December 2017 by successfully drilling two new wells and rehabilitating two existing wells to serve a total of 2,682 residents,... Read the full report ›

Lifeline Update November 2017

By Alison Filler | Program Associate

Dear Lifeline supporters, How often does the water service in your home malfunction? If you live in an area with a developed public water infrastructure, service is rarely interrupted because the... Read the full report ›
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