2012 Birthday Project Update--Our donations at work

[seanwycliffe]

Thank you all so much! Your kindness and generosity is truly amazing and inspiring to us at Project Pueblo.

As of today, we are actively working on getting the installations going for the 5 families. In fact, over the past few months some of the families have been able to acquire various parts (i.e. tanks, pipes, sinks, etc.). As a result, we might be able to stretch the $7750 to 8 families!

We have a team of 3 interns from Project Pueblo that are on the reservation right now working with the families and our NGO partner on the ground. We are hoping to buy the supplies soon and then install them periodically over the summer.

None of this could've been possibly without you members of the Zone - Thank you!!!!



Sean

[hattie]

Great news Sean. Thanks for keeping us posted.

[Joni]

As a result, we might be able to stretch the $7750 to 8 families!

Sean

Thank you for making my day, Sean! What wonderful news!

[Theresa]

Eight families? Wow, how great is that? Thanks for the update, Sean.

[shadowydog]

Thanks Sean. Great news. And great work. Thanks to you and your team for your great work.

[SnoopyDances]

Great news!
Thanks Sean!

[fireflydances]

Eight families is an amazing number! And I have to say that your description of the work, that some of the people scheduled to receive a system have acquired parts on their own, makes it very real for me. I can easily imagine someone hauling in a sink or getting a hold of piping. It makes what's happening so obviously a shared undertaking, a coming together of people and resources to change reality. One week there was only the land stretching away from the back of the house. Then the following week the pipes arrived. Now we have water in the house.

We managed to empower each other to give, and then our combined funds empowered you, and now you are empowering them and they are empowering others around them.

Eight families. The idea of those systems is an amazing thought to entertain.
Thank you for the news!!

[mangodroplet]

We just got some photos of the water tanks that have been delivered to the NGO on the ground!

They have gotten 5 complete water systems We want to thank you all so much, from the bottom of our hearts.

Take a look!

[Joni]

What wonderful news! Thank you so much for letting us know, and for all the good work you do!

[Theresa]

Fantastic!! Thank you so much for sharing the pictures with us...we don't often get to actually see our donations at work, helping to do good for those in need.

Ahéhee’ (Thank you!)

[SnoopyDances]

Such great news!
Thanks for letting us know....this is so exciting!

[winona]

I could not be more happy to see what we can do as a

[part-time poet]

Wow!

What a beautiful sight. Thank you so much for sharing the pictures. Tears of joy here . . . .

Thank you for the wonderful work you do, and for letting us be a part of it.



Part-Time Poet

[b.p. olive]

It's great to see the pictures and the "thank you" for the Zone's donation. What a great thing to be a part of.

Thanks mangodroplet for posting the link.

[In-too-Depp]

Thank you mangodroplet for letting us know. I do visit the Project Pueblo site to see if there's any updates on the projects. It's so nice to actually see how the money is being used and knowing how much it means to the local people.