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Sample Report · CY 2025

Cover

A girl at the new tap stand beside the project plaque

This is one family impacted by your generosity. Today, they have access to clean, safe water, thanks to your sacrifice. And by God’s grace, they will hear the good news of Jesus Christ.

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You helped serve 600 people with clean water.

Dear Friend,

Because of your generosity, families who once struggled to find clean water now have safe, reliable access in their communities. Children can attend school while their mothers no longer worry about sickness from unsafe sources. And fathers can focus on providing for their families.

But beyond the gift of clean water, you’ve opened the door for something even more remarkable, the life-giving hope of the gospel. Through the work of local pastors and ministry partners, communities in the most remote parts of the world are changing. They are experiencing health and opportunity and hearing about the love of Jesus, many for the first time.

This report is a small glimpse of the impact you’ve made. Behind every number is a photo and story of a real family transformed by clean and living water. Thank you for your partnership and your trust in this mission.

With sincere gratitude,

Matt Letourneau

Chief Executive Officer

This is a sample report. Names, places, numbers, and other identifying details have been changed or withheld to protect the families, pastors, partners, and donors involved.

Page 3 — the letter

“I am 29, married, and a mother of three children. I never had the opportunity to attend school, and for most of my life, my family has relied entirely on livestock for our livelihood.

For many years, collecting water was a daily struggle. I walked nearly 10 miles, spending about two hours to reach an unprotected surface water source. The journey was exhausting, and with no one to watch my children, I carried my daughter while collecting water, then returned home to continue housework.

The hardest time in our area is the dry season. During these months, water sources shrink or disappear entirely. Families must walk even farther, often under extreme heat, to secure enough water for their households and livestock.

The risk of illness and exhaustion is high, and children often miss school to help with water collection. Livestock also suffer, which threatens household income and food security.

The rainy season provides temporary relief, but it is very short. Even then, water collection can be difficult because of muddy paths and overflowing streams, though families are usually able to return home with water.

Today, our lives have changed. I can collect safe water without walking long distances, and my children drink clean water every day, staying healthier and avoiding water-related illnesses. I have learned about safe water storage, proper hand washing, and how to keep our containers and surroundings clean, which has reduced sickness in our home.

Access to safe water has brought peace, improved health, and strengthened our livelihoods. I am deeply grateful to neverthirst and the donors for this life-changing support.”

Page 4 — a mother of three

“I am 37 and serve as the leader of our village. I did not attend formal school, but I represent my community with commitment.

For many years, our village faced one major challenge, a lack of safe water. Women and children walked 10 to 15 miles daily to get water from open, unprotected sources. The water was often contaminated by both human and animal waste. This caused repeated illnesses like diarrhea, vomiting, fever, stomach pain, and general weakness. In the dry season, water points dried up completely, forcing families to walk farther under extreme heat.

Pregnant mothers sometimes fainted from exhaustion, and some pregnancies ended in miscarriage because of the strain and poor health. Children regularly missed school because water collection consumed most of their time and energy. Water scarcity also affected livestock and caused large animal deaths, leading to serious economic losses for households.

As a leader, it was painful to raise these challenges repeatedly in community meetings, knowing we had no reliable solution.

Today, our story has changed. The WASH project has reached our village. Water is now safe, protected, and near our homes. Families no longer risk their health and lives to collect water. Children attend school consistently.

Women use their saved time for home care, farming, small trade, and community activities. Livestock have access to reliable, clean water, strengthening family income and protecting our community’s stability.

Together, we say from our hearts, thank you to neverthirst and the generous donors who may not know us personally but still opened their hearts to our struggle. This support restored dignity and hope. I now mobilize residents to sustain this progress together. Thank you always.”

Page 5 — the village leader

Photo withheld to protect the pastor’s identity

“I’m married and have five children. I work in the ministry department of neverthirst’s local partner. I met Jesus when I was young. Since then, I’ve been serving God and sharing His Word.

Being part of the WASH project has been a golden opportunity to share the gospel across our region. Honestly, our community has often felt hopeless because of severe droughts, which have impacted food security, limited access to clean water, and contributed to high rates of malnutrition during these difficult seasons.

Thankfully, the government, in collaboration with humanitarian organizations, has been applying various approaches to address these challenges. neverthirst is at the forefront, supporting people in need.

As a pastor, I feel incredibly blessed to be involved in the WASH project. From the first day I introduced myself to the community as an evangelist, it helped build trust and foster relationships.

This water project is not just about providing clean water, it is about giving life, which is the mission of our Lord Jesus. Water serves as an important entry point to reach non-believers, attract their attention, and create opportunities for meaningful interaction.

I have been praying God’s Word over this community during these difficult times, using the WASH project as a platform to bless them physically and spiritually.

The project has greatly benefited the Church, allowing us to extend our reach to wider geographical areas. Providing water to the villages has not only met a physical need but has also created opportunities for spiritual growth and strengthened relationships between the Church and the community.”

Page 6 — a local pastor

Why Your Support Matters

696¹

Million

696 million people worldwide lack access to clean water within a 30-minute collection trip.

3²

Billion

More than 3 billion people, representing thousands of people groups, remain unreached with the gospel.

In your report, this page shows these figures for the country where your project was built.

1 WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme, 2025 (2024 data)

2 Joshua Project, joshuaproject.net

The Journey of Your Generosity

Thanks to your generous gift, our partners sprang into action, bringing clean water to communities that had never had access before. Here’s how your support made it happen.

1
Identify a community in need
Site assessments are completed and the local community forms a Water User Committee who collects contribution funds from the community.
2
Church leaders received training
Church leaders actively took part in water projects, fostering lasting relationships with communities unreached with the gospel and sharing the life-transforming message of the gospel.
3
Construction
Materials and equipment transported to project locations and construction completed, often over many months. Water is tested at completion.
4
Operation and maintenance
Committee members are trained on best practices to help keep the water flowing.
5
Project report assembled
Photos, stories, and GPS coordinates are gathered and compiled into this report, including a plaque with your name to acknowledge what you made possible.