JerryCan is a fun, easy-to-use kids ministry tool, designed to teach elementary-age students about generosity and compassion, while funding water projects in Africa. By registering online, pastors and kids leaders have access to a full-scale, top-notch set of resources that will help share with children how they can make a difference in the world! And the best part? Implementing JerryCan is completely FREE!
We can do this! At WorldServe International, we truly believe that clean water and sanitation for Africa is a crisis that we could see solved in our lifetime and we are not alone! The World Health Organization has set a target goal to see universal and equitable access to clean water for ALL by the year 2030.
Every year, we see over 100,000 people experience life change through our large-scale, sustainable, solar-powered water projects. It’s remarkable what happens when dedicated business people, professional athletes, and government and ministry leaders come together to make this happen.
For the 319 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa living without access to clean water and even more people living without sanitation, we hope you will join us in giving Africa our best!
John Bongiorno, President
Our most recent projects are providing water for over 120,000 people in Africa! Click to view each location on the map.
An estimated 790 million people live without access to clean water. You can help solve the water crisis in Africa in these ways:
The Tanzania Water Fund is based in Phoenix Arizona and has been funding wells in Singida, Tanzania for over 15 years. Ten years ago, TWF and WorldServe forged a partnership for mutual funding of water projects in this region because of the severity of the need for clean water. Since then, TWF has partnered on over 35 clean water projects and intends to continue partnering with us to accomplish its mission: to solve the water problem in Singida by seeing that a deep well, power source and storage tank is provided to each village in the district. Dean Riesen, Chairman of Tanzania Water Fund, also serves as a board member of WorldServe International.