
Water is not just for drinking…
Eradicating poverty takes access to food, health, education, and economic opportunity.
But it all starts with water.
That’s why PCTR is walking in this year’s Villages in Partnership (VIP) Water Walk. VIP is a development organization that works in the rural villages of Malawi, Africa, partnering with 29 villages and impacting over 24,000 lives. Malawi is one of the poorest countries on earth, with over half the population living on less than $2 dollars a day. Yet they have a rich culture and deep hospitality that have earned Malawi the nickname of “The Warm Heart of Africa.” You can learn more about VIP and why we’re walking in support of them here: Villages in Partnership.
Want to help us help VIP? There are two ways to support the effort:
There are two opportunities to walk with us:
We’ll be walking a 2 1/2 mile route leaving from PCTR’s lot. You’ll have the opportunity to do the walk carrying a jug of water. Register to walk with PCTR Water Walkers through the site above, log your ‘virtual miles’ walked and raise funds to support the work of our mission partner VIP.
Join other Water Walk teams in Allentown, NJ. We’ll be walking together, worshiping and celebrating the success of the fundraiser, learning more about VIP and their partner villages in Malawi, and sharing a meal.
Can’t make either? That’s okay. You can still join our team, raise funds, and log your miles on the website! Visit our team page to get started.
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