Stories
What is a donor-advised fund? 7 benefits of having one
Donor advised funds (DAFs) are the fastest growing charitable vehicle in America today. Learn how many neverthirst families use these giving funds to maximize generosity while receiving specific tax benefits.
neverthirst Recognized AGAIN In Effectively Reaching the Unreached
Did you know that only 1% of ALL Christian giving is used to expand the Kingdom of God to the unreached?
What a st...
The Jackson's Story | From Tragedy to Second Chances
After a normal, healthy pregnancy, the Jacksons were shocked and heartbroken when their daughter was stillborn.
In ...
Reaching Uganda with the Gospel Through Clean Water - Simon's Story
It’s more than water. It's salvation found in the living water of Jesus.
When reading stories of Jesus’ ministry, it...
Meet Samai: Doing Whatever It Takes To Serve the Unreached in Cambodia
Water is essential to living, yet an estimated 771 million people currently live without access to clean water that’...
Uganda Update: Celebrating Even Greater Things to Come
Since 2017, we’ve been able to serve a total of 176,024 people in Uganda.
In a country ranked 159 out of 189 on the ...
Celebrating The neverthirst Family Serving One Million People With Clean & Living Water (A Live Interview with Our Original Founders)
Thanks to the Lord’s faithfulness and your generosity, one million people have received clean and living water thro...
Answering Your Questions on Giving Clean Water
Since 2008, neverthirst has been on mission to bring clean and living water to the unreached through the local church...
A Burden Carried For 70 Years - This Is Fatima’s Story
“There were so many things we didn’t have time for because of getting water, like making bread, going to the fields, ...
Her Hands Have Carried The Burden - This is Amina's Story
Amina lives in a small village in Niger in a region called the Sahel. The women of this region are tasked with daily collecting unclean water for the family. This takes an incredible toll on their bodies and is completely solvable.
Married Before Thirteen and Living in the Sahel - This is Habessa's Story
For the women in Habessa’s village, carrying water is more than an inconvenience of time; it binds women to the home, unable to receive an education or feel empowered to be more than the daily water collector.
Dreaming in the Sahel: How Water is Helping Spread the Gospel
“Without water, we cannot live. That is why giving clean water is giving the gospel." We invite you to meet Favor and hear how her dreams became possible when access to water. Thank you neverthirst family, for what you continue to make possible. When we see Favor's face and when we hear of her hopeful future we rejoice!