Project Report
| Jun 27, 2011
2011 June Update
By Peter Drury | Director of Development
The "Clean Water to Children's Hospital Project" will commence once 50% of project funding has been raised -- until that time, it remains in the planning phase. A Child's Right stands ready to install the water purification systems just as soon as half the funds have been raised for this project.
This project is designed to assure safe drinking water in five children's hospitals. Water purification systems will be installed (and monitored for quality for the first ten years) for $25,000 ($5,000 per hospital).
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Feb 24, 2011
Feb 2011 update
By Eric Stowe | Director
While our Clean Water for Orphans Project in China is hitting the halfway mark, we have some of our attention on schools/clinics for disabled children. Through a recent grant for Guangdong Province, we are undertaking our first pilot project targeting severely disabled children in need of clean water.
The Clean Water to Children's Hospital Project continues in the planning phase. Upon reaching 50% of our funding goal we will undertake our first round of installations and provide photo, video, GPS, and testimonials from children and staff at the hospitals upon completion. The additional hospitals will be served upon reaching 100% of our goal.
Until then, we thank the Global Giving supporters and are happy to answer any questions directly if there are any.
Eric Stowe
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Oct 14, 2010
October 2010 update
By Eric Stowe | Director
We continue to work throughout all 31 provinces and municipalities in China on our Clean Water for Orphans Project. We are now more than 1/3rd of the way toward completing our goal of providing more than 600 orphanages clean and safe water.
The Clean Water to Children's Hospital Project continues in the planning phase. Upon reaching 50% of our funding goal we will undertake our first round of installations and provide photo, video, GPS, and testimonials from children and staff at the hospitals upon completion. The additional hospitals will be served upon reaching 100% of our goal.
As mentioned in our last report, the hospital project through Global Giving is intended to be our springboard in to large scale operations in hospitals and clinics serving vulnerable children throughout China. We are committed to the project and look forward to sharing quality updates with our donors once the work pushes forward.
Until then, we thank the Global Giving supporters and are happy to answer any questions directly if there are any.
Eric Stowe
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