Water Missions International and Samaritan’s Purse Provide Safe Water in Guatemala

Project Will Give Relief to Thousands of Hurricane Stan Survivors. - October 20, 2005 - Water Missions International

Water Missions International Begins Well Rehabilitation Project in Rural Mississippi

Project Will Restore Water Access to Thousands of Homes - October 07, 2005 - Water Missions International

Charleston Commissioners of Public Works Partners with Water Missions International for Hurricane Katrina Relief

CPW Personnel to Evaluate Community Water Needs on the Gulf Coast - September 14, 2005 - Water Missions International

Variety Children's Lifeline Partners with Water Missions International for Hurricane Katrina Relief

Variety Lifeline Pledges to Match $250,000 in Donations - September 08, 2005 - Water Missions International

Water Missions International Ships Eleven Water Purification Systems for Hurricane Katrina Relief

Systems to Provide Safe Water for Hurricane Survivors in Rural Mississippi and Near New Orleans - September 05, 2005 - Water Missions International

Water Missions International and Pentair, Inc. Partner to Supply Safe Water to Hurricane Victims

Fourteen water purification systems to be deployed to Mississippi - September 02, 2005 - Water Missions International

Nonprofit to Launch Innovative Tsunami-Reconstruction Program

New Portland-based nonprofit, Rebuilding Community International (RCI), will introduce a pioneering sustainable- redevelopment program next week in Sri Lanka. - August 30, 2005 - Rebuilding Community International

Dentists Celebrate Fluoridation Where Children Suffer With Cavities

While Chicago children suffer with dental pain, limousines delivered dignitaries to a large white tent, ringed with yellow-shirted security guards, where dentists and others, on government payrolls, kicked off a four-day 60th birthday party for water fluoridation replete with ice sculptures, free... - July 31, 2005 - New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation

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