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10/08/2026

For some families, getting safe water means going the extra mile. Literally.

It can mean walking under the scorching sun with heavy jerrycans in hand. Arms straining, hands blistering, measuring the distance home one step at a time. Still, every step of the journey home is worth it when it means bringing safe water back to your family.

At GivePower’s Solar Water Farms, we see that effort every single day.

We know every person who arrives has somewhere to be. We see the tired smiles as another jerrycan fills, and parents gathering their strength to lift it onto tired shoulders for the journey home. That safe water will be poured into their child’s cup, used to cook the family’s next meal and help them stay healthy for another day of school or work.

Our teams meet that commitment with their own.

When the heat bears down and the work gets exhausting, we keep going. We keep the systems running, fill container after container and troubleshoot when something goes awry. We step in when equipment needs attention, when the lines keep growing.

Because every full jerrycan is more than safe water. It’s headed home—to a family, a child, someone counting on a better tomorrow. And that’s reason enough to keep going.

That’s why this year’s theme, “The Extra Mile,” feels especially fitting.

When someone has already gone the extra mile for their family, we’re honored to go the extra mile for them.

And you can, too.

Go the extra mile this week—and every month after—by helping keep safe water flowing for families in need: https://tinyurl.com/2p9vyjtu

10/02/2026

When Julius was invited to join his first GivePower Trek, he didn’t hesitate.

He loves volunteering, helping wherever he can and working alongside others. So, when his manager, Marcella, asked if he wanted to join a Trek, his answer was an immediate yes.

Even with all that excitement, a few questions weighed on Julius. How would he fit in? How would they communicate? Would he be able to keep up with the team?

As GivePower’s first Deaf team member, he was used to communicating with people he knew well at the Solar Water Farm in Bamburi. But this Trek would bring together team members from across Kenya. That meant finding his place in a new group, learning personalities and finding a rhythm for how they would communicate together.

This uncertainty wasn’t new. In the past, Julius had sometimes felt left out of conversations with people who didn’t know sign language. “As a Deaf person, I’ve often had to work harder to prove myself,” Julius explained.

So, he stepped into the Trek excited to be there, but not quite sure what to expect. What Julius did know was that they already shared something important: a passion for the work and the community they came to serve. That gave them a place to start.

As the week went on, his teammates kept finding ways to connect with Julius. They became curious about Deaf culture and started learning sign language so he could be part of the moments unfolding around him. With every shared meal, every long day on the project and every late-night card game, those connections grew stronger.

Julius began to realize that he wasn’t on the outside looking in. From the start, he was right there in the middle of it all: valued, included and fully part of the team.

“I felt emotional in a positive way because of the unity, friendship and happiness within the group.”

By the end of the Trek, teammates Julius had once known mostly as co-workers felt more like supportive friends. They had built trust and shared inside jokes that left them laughing until their faces hurt. It was the kind of week where, somehow, the right people had all said yes—and it wouldn’t have been the same without a single one of them.

"I would love the opportunity to join again in the future.”

Deaf Awareness Month may have just ended, but creating spaces where everyone belongs is year-round work. We’re proud to celebrate Julius and a team that showed how powerful it can be to make room for one another and embrace what makes each person unique. Julius hopes sharing his story will inspire more understanding, connection and friendship between the Deaf and hearing communities.

You join a GivePower Trek to make a difference. Somewhere along the way, the experience leaves its mark on you, too.

See what a GivePower Trek brings out in your team: https://tinyurl.com/3kpuspzx

09/25/2026

When Joshua clicked “apply” on a LinkedIn job posting, he had no idea it would lead to helping keep safe water flowing for more than 130,000 people.

At the time, Joshua was working as an Assistant Engineer in the oil industry. He was ready for a change: a chance to grow in water engineering and serve his community in a meaningful way.

Fast forward eight months, and that decision has taken Joshua deep into the world of solar-powered desalination. He has helped keep critical equipment running, expanded his technical knowledge and taken on one of his biggest challenges yet: helping bring the Migadini Solar Water Farm back into operation.

The revival wasn’t easy. Some days stretched from sunup to sundown. Joshua was still learning the technology, familiarizing himself with each part of the system and finding his footing in a new role, a new industry and a new team.

What kept him going? The people waiting on the other side of the work.

With support from his teammates and managers, Joshua and the crew pushed forward until the site was running again.

For Joshua, seeing safe water flowing brought him back to why he joined GivePower in the first place.

“I chose GivePower to serve the community by keeping desalination equipment safe and up and running, because serving the community is my passion.”

Today, Joshua says the work at GivePower has helped him grow professionally while also giving him the ability to support himself, the people in his life and his community.

All from one decision to click “apply.”

09/23/2026

For the price of a coffee, you get to help change someone’s life for years to come.

When you donate to GivePower, every dollar can help provide one person with access to safe water for an entire year.

Safe water lays the foundation for healthier lives. It helps protect families from waterborne illness while giving them back precious time for school, work and loved ones.

Just $20 can provide one person with access to safe water for up to 20 years. 100% of every donation goes directly toward bringing reliable electricity and safe water to communities that need it most.

And that morning coffee? It may be gone in minutes, but the positive impact of your gift lasts far longer.

Month after month, GivePower supporters help communities better meet their basic needs and build stronger, healthier futures.

Become a monthly giver and help power what’s possible: https://tinyurl.com/2k6cdp9e

09/17/2026

What becomes possible when healthcare teams can count on the power to stay on?

A mother can safely deliver her baby after dark. A child can receive a vaccine that helps keep them healthy. Doctors and nurses can provide patient care around the clock.

Across eight countries, GivePower healthcare projects have positively impacted more than 283,000 people.

This , we’re celebrating the healthcare workers who show up every day to keep their communities healthy—and the reliable electricity that helps them go even further.

Join us in powering healthier futures around the world: https://tinyurl.com/44p9t5pa

09/16/2026

For more than 500 students in Lochoredome, Kenya, an exciting new chapter is underway.

Missions of Hope International (MOHI)’s school is growing fast, and students come here every day chasing big dreams. As MOHI adds a second classroom and new housing for staff, GivePower is helping with two essentials: reliable electricity and safe water.

This project will expand solar capacity and provide access to safe drinking water. Together, these upgrades will transform what an ordinary school day looks like.

Students can learn in brighter classrooms and keep studying after dark. Digital tools can connect them to ideas and opportunities far beyond their community. Safe drinking water can help kids stay healthy, stay in class and focus on the future they’re building.

Teachers will have more tools to bring their lessons to life and set students up for success. Families can spend less time searching for water and more time on what matters most. Across the community, reliable electricity and safe water will strengthen public health and economic opportunities.

This project will open new possibilities for more than 5,600 people. For a community already dreaming big, brighter classrooms and safe water are just the beginning.

09/11/2026

“Connecting with the students at the elementary school was the most memorable moment on Trek. I felt very emotional when we left, and the kids cried and gave me handwritten notes expressing their gratitude and love for us.”

For Andrew, saying goodbye was one of the hardest parts of his GivePower Trek.

He and the team at NRG Energy had traveled across the world to help students in the Philippines facing the everyday challenges of unreliable electricity.

In the heat and humidity, classrooms had no fans to help students stay cool and focused. Teachers had limited access to multimedia tools that could bring lessons to life. And as daylight disappeared, students had no reliable light to continue studying.

So, the Trekkers rolled up their sleeves and got to work. Each day, they worked from sunup to sundown, digging trenches and building the solar microgrid piece by piece to help power the school.

And somewhere between the long workdays, the Trekkers began to feel woven into the Dinet community. Mornings started with Zumba, alongside the students. Between work, the Trekkers learned traditional dances and sat with community elders to learn pawid, the local art of weaving dried coconut leaves. And when it came time for games, everyone was all in. Andrew coached a team of students as everyone cheered from the sidelines, culminating in one unforgettable moment: A student caught an egg one-handed from 20 yards away to win the game. Andrew couldn’t have been prouder.

After seven days, the NRG Energy team had helped bring reliable power to Dinet Elementary School. Now, students can learn in cooler classrooms, teachers have more ways to bring lessons to life and the school day no longer has to end when the sun goes down.

But the week had left its mark in smaller moments, too. An egg will always take Andrew back to that game and the students beaming with pride. And as classroom lights now stay on after dark, students will remember the bonds that made this week so meaningful.

GivePower Treks bring people together in ways that stay with them long after the experience is over. See where one week could take you: https://tinyurl.com/yvnbevmv

Thank you to Andrew Numbers, Mary Goss Cluff, Mat Bickley, Andy Cook, Shawn Perry, Zac Stalnaker, Danitza Taveras and the rest of the team for helping drive such incredible impact!

09/08/2026

GivePower is helping protect the last two northern white rhinos on Earth.

This is one of five solar installations we've built at Ol Pejeta. This 90,000-acre wildlife conservancy is home to species ranging from vulnerable to critically endangered.

Since 2020, clean energy from GivePower has powered ranger stations, anti-poaching systems, the great ape sanctuary, water pumps and conservation labs. Together, these efforts help avoid more than 100 tons of CO2 each year.

Want to learn how you can support GivePower's conservation efforts? Visit our website: https://tinyurl.com/muat9hyx

09/04/2026

Let giving back become part of your family’s legacy.

Through GivePower Legacy Treks, your family can build a shared legacy of generosity. Parents teach their children the value of serving others. Kids experience firsthand how their actions help create a better future for others. Together, you immerse yourselves in a new culture and lay the foundation for a lifetime of service.

Years from now, your family will still be telling stories from the Trek around the dinner table. You’ll remember what you built, whom you met and what it felt like to work toward something meaningful together. And somewhere far beyond that table, the positive impact of that week will still be unfolding. What your family helped make possible will continue creating opportunities and strengthening the community long after you return home. For younger generations, the Trek can become something powerful. It can inspire them to serve, lead and find their own ways to make a difference.

Read more about how you and your family can build a legacy of service together: https://tinyurl.com/yc2ekacj

09/02/2026

This construction site will soon be a source of safe water for more than 163,000 people.

Across four communities in southeastern Kenya, access to safe, affordable water has long been a challenge.

That’s where the Mazeras Solar Water Farm site comes in. Designed to transform unsafe, contaminated water into safe drinking water, this solar-powered desalination system will produce up to 75,000 liters each day.

Safe water can lift an entire community. Kids stay healthier and miss fewer days of school. Families spend less time sick from unsafe water and more time together. Local entrepreneurs turn safe water into a source of income by serving their neighbors. And that’s just a glimpse of the powerful ripple effect safe water can create.

Explore GivePower’s solar water solutions and discover how you can help bring safe water to communities around the world: https://tinyurl.com/yw6hywuf

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