HELP US BRING THE LIFE-SAVING GIFT OF CLEAN WATER TO THE PEOPLE OF HONDURAS.
“…I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink…” -Matthew 25:35
As Christians, we’re called to use what we have to love people in need—and this weekend, you get to do just that! On Saturday, you’ll dive into hands-on service projects and cool fundraisers, all while learning about one of the biggest public health challenges today: access to safe, clean water.
We’re teaming up with Trinity’s Team World Vision to raise money and help bring life-changing clean water to kids and communities in Honduras. Plus, you can choose to get moving in the OC Marathon with them on Saturday, May 2—whether you run or walk, everyone can join in!
30 HOUR FAMINE
MARCH 14
As you prepare for this weekend, take time to prayerfully consider how you might step into it with intention. Ask God how He would have you serve, what role you can play, and which friends you might invite to walk alongside you in the experience.
Together, you’ll not only grow in compassion and awareness as you learn about the impact of clean water around the world, but also discover how shared faith and action can make a lasting difference.
3 WAYS
YOU CAN HELP RAISE MONEY!
EVERY penny raised will go towards humanitarian aid in Honduras. Below are ways you can participate.
Contact Bethany for any questions or more info.
(714.544.7850 x101 | bethany@tupcsa.org)
Yard Sale
Saturday, March 14
6-11AM
Have items to donate? Drop them off at The Center Thursday, Mar 12 & Friday, Mar 13 @9AM-5:30PM.
Don’t want someone’s stuff? Donate below!
Car Wash
Saturday, March 14
8AM-12PM
Bring your dirty car and get a detailed wash, hand dry and interior cleaning. Yes, we do windows!
Rather keep your car dirty? Donate below!
Home Projects
Saturday, March 14
9AM-1PM
Students will clean garages, paint fences, pull weeds, organize boxes – whatever you need.
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WHERE IS YOUR MONEY GOING?
Of the nearly 9.6 million people living in Honduras, 1.5 million lack access to clean, accessible water resources — and 1.2 million are from rural areas. Rural families lacking access to safe water have no choice but to consume water from streams or open wells — the same places where people bathe and wash clothes, and animals defecate — leading to diseases.
In Honduras, World Vision works with communities to protect watersheds where there are springs. By protecting and managing these micro-watersheds, we can improve the water flow from the springs and help ensure resilience from changing weather patterns. World Vision then constructs collection tanks and pipelines primarily using gravity to provide water to communities. We can provide water connections inside the home or right outside the door.
World Vision is the leading nongovernmental provider of clean water in the developing world reaching one new person with clean water every 10 seconds!
World Vision and our partners commit to finish the job and reach everyone, everywhere we work with clean water in Honduras. We will reach 650,000 people by 2027, more than half of the people lacking clean water in the rural areas of the entire country.