St. Peregrin Rainwater Collection Project

The Problem

The school serves 430 boarding and day students, taught by 18 teachers throughout 6 classrooms. Their main water source is a shallow well with a pump that is shared with the surrounding community which students must travel to in order to bring water back to the school.

The Solution

We are funding a new 10,000 liter polyethylene tank for rainwater collection. The tank will be paired with four hollow-fiber membrane water filters in order to ensure that all water collected from the tank will be safe for drinking, accompanied by handwashing stations to encourage and provide the means for safe hygiene.

Located In

Uganda

450

People Served

Funded by

46 Donors

Donation Team

Alak T., Albert D., Alisun A., Barbara S., Caitlin C., Carrie-Ann B., Christine d., Dan C., Darlene M., Deborah S., Dennis M., Dina W., Elsie R., Farrah V., Fran V., Gordana G., Greg S., James B., Jean P., Jeri G., Jesse J., JoAnn D., Joseph W., Karla J., Kristana T., Luke F., Mamta P., Mary Kay Y., Matt T., Pam C., Pat J., Ragon D., Raymond T., Rosalyn U., Scott C., Sushil D., Sylvia R., Talya B., Tricia C., Walker N., Wende J.

In memory of Barbara Stanco, Bernadette Brochard, Joe Gancio, Robert Morelli, and William Keegan

 

Project Updates

 
 

July 2026

 
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