Water Well for Orphanage in Indonesia
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Caring Friends -
What if when you shower or bathe or brush your teeth you had to go to a stream or carry water from a distant well? And think about how much water it takes for cooking and washing dishes? This is what it is like at an orphanage in West Timor, Indonesia. Dear friends of ours were given babies in 2001 so they started an orphanage. They now operate 12 of them throughout Indonesia. The Orphanage in Atambua has a hand dug well that is dry due to the lack of rain. Hand dug wells are common in West Timor but the orphanage needs a bore hole and capacity not only dependent on rain. |
Location of Atambua Orphanage in Indonesia
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Here is the Solution
Mercy Indonesia has established 12 orphanages and teaching programs throughout the country benefiting children, and families in need.
We are providing new wells, a storage tank, and distribution for kitchen, bathrooms, and lavatories.
Boys are shown at Sumba Waikabubak Orphanage carrying water before they got their new well.
Mercy Indonesia has established 12 orphanages and teaching programs throughout the country benefiting children, and families in need.
We are providing new wells, a storage tank, and distribution for kitchen, bathrooms, and lavatories.
Boys are shown at Sumba Waikabubak Orphanage carrying water before they got their new well.
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Funding is ongoing and a well was provided for the Waikabubak Orphanage on Sumba Island because a company with a drilling machine was available. The well was completed in September 2015.
The well at Atambua Orphanage in West Timor is a hand dug well shown in the photo at the left.
Your charitable contribution is fully tax deductible to the full extent available by the IRS. / Charity #27-2381756
The well at Atambua Orphanage in West Timor is a hand dug well shown in the photo at the left.
Your charitable contribution is fully tax deductible to the full extent available by the IRS. / Charity #27-2381756
Help make a difference today with your gift.
make check payable to RPFFG or by ACH bank transfer
make check payable to RPFFG or by ACH bank transfer
Some wells cost $7,500.00
some as little as $3,000.00 |
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