CATALOG

Catalog

To view the 2011-2012 Wine to Water catalog, please click here to download. 

Wine To Water is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit aid organization focused on providing clean water to needy people around the world. All donations are tax deductible. 

Honor Cards
To give a card “In honor” or “In memory” of someone this Christmas, please email Annie Marion at annie@winetowater.org and indicate how many cards you need. Wine To Water will send you the gift card(s) and you can personalize the card and deliver it yourself.

To order with a credit card, please choose your gift(s) below:

Give Where Needed

Wine To Water is engaged in many dimensions of the water and sanitation crisis around the world. By giving in this manner you are allowing your gift to be used where it is the most needed. This allows our organization to launch new projects and respond quickly to disaster relief.

Ethiopia Deep Borehole Well

Nearly 4.8 million Ethiopians have been affected by the severe drought that has spread across the Horn of Africa. In collaboration with our partners, Water is Life International, we have responded to the crisis by mobilizing a drill rig capable of drilling over 650 feet in depth and penetrating through rock and hard formation. We helped purchase a drill rig through last year’s catalog and generous donors, raising $90,000. In 2012 we hope to continue drilling wells in southern Ethiopia.

Cambodia Well

Our work in Cambodia has greatly expanded over the past few years. In 2011, along with our partners, Kone Kmeng, we celebrated the completion of our 300th well. We continue to work hard, drilling ten wells per month, as well as distributing ceramic filters, constructing latrines, and offering sanitation education. In the next few months we plan to buy a new drill rig capable of drilling faster and deeper, allowing for even greater efficiency and ultimately helping us reach more people with clean water.

Cambodia Ceramic Filter

Ceramic filters are necessary in parts of Cambodia where groundwater is contaminated with arsenic. Arsenic is a naturally occurring poison commonly found in Cambodia’s water sources. Along with proper water testing, ceramic filters ensure that water is clean and safe to drink. In 2011 we provided 1,200 filters to families in need as well as over 300 filters to victims of severe flooding. Ceramic filters are vital in Cambodia as they not only filter out harmful contaminates but they also help us respond quickly in emergency situations. Each filter can provide clean water for a family for five years.

Cambodia Community Sanitation

Sanitation is a major component in reducing the spread of disease. The lack of clean water paired with poor sanitation kills thousands of people every day. To combat this problem in Cambodia, we are building latrines in areas where no previous methods of sanitation were used. In 2011 production increased to 10 latrines per month. Our goal is to build a latrine in every village where we install a well.

Sri Lanka Hand Dug Well

In 2010 we worked alongside a community based organization called FRIDSRO to construct a large hand-dug well. This well provides clean water to villagers, their livestock, and their agricultural needs. The quality of life for the locals has greatly improved. With access to clean water they are able to grow food for their families, feed their animals, increase their productivity, and break the cycle of poverty.

Haiti Ceramic Filters

Though time has passed since the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the need for clean water continues to be urgent. In partnership with Filterpure Filters we have established a ceramic filter factory in Haiti that is now capable of producing up to 1,500 ceramic filters per month. Since the earthquake in 2010, our factory has produced and distributed over 4,000 filters. Each filter provides clean water for an entire family for up to five years. In 2012 we hope to distribute 14,400 filters and provide clean water to over 72,000 people.