Children in Rural Area of Nicaragua (November 5, 2007) — Image by kenne
In November of 2007 I had an opportunity to visit the operation of The Rainbow Network in Nicaragua. This nondenominational organization serving Nicaragua’s poorest people through nutrition, healthcare, education, housing and micro-loans. Although I had an opportunity to learn about and witness their service in each of these areas, I was most impressed with their work to help provide access to clean water.
Shortly after my trip I became aware of One Drop, and international non-profit organization created by Cirque Du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte in 2007. One Drop has as its mission the use of water as a transformational force to improve living conditions, as well as give communities the ability to care for themselves and their families.
Three years ago many of the Cirque Du Soleil began working on a special show, One Night for One Drop, a tribute to scarce water supplies in countries around the world. This year marks the four year that 105 volunteer Cirque performers have worked on this project, and for the first time Fathom Events will be releasing Cirque du Soleil’s performance One Night for One Drop at select U.S. movie theaters, June 7th.
“Water access projects do more than feed families, they ensure their food security.”
Slideshow Images by kenne
Becoming is Superior to Being 
as you know, the future of secure, clean water is a worldwide issue including here at home – Tucson. Check out http://www.beyondthemirage.org a UofA production. Phil Date: Sat, 7 May 2016 15:53:07 +0000 To: phlbentley@msn.com
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