If I could have any dream come true in this world, it's to see a world where every single person has access to life's most basic need. Clean water truly transforms lives. My true passion is in service to others + giving through baking. If you are interested in a sweet treat or another service that was generously donated by locals in Fargo, check out this link to donate to the campaign + get a fun little something!

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Clean water is something just about all of us take for granted. Try to imagine life without water. One in ten individuals around the world still lack access to life’s most basic need, clean water. Charity:Water is a nonprofit organization making incredible strides in the fight to provide clean and safe water to everyone in the world. If you want to see a day in your lifetime where every person on the planet has access to clean water, check out The Spring – a determined community of givers from all over the world committed to ending the water crisis.

Charity:Water isn't like most non-profits. Public donations don't pay inflated executive salaries nor do they provide lush offices to those in charge. Every penny of your donation directly funds a clean water project. Every time you make a donation, you will receive updates that confirm exactly where your money is going. Not only will you know what country your donation is heading to, but you will also receive construction progress reports, GPS coordinates, photographs, and information about the specific community that your donation is helping sustain. In order for the impact to be sustainable, charity:water partners with local organizations who are providing long-lasting water and sanitation services. The people at charity: water and their partners are some of the best in the world at what they do. To date, charity:water has completed 44,007 projects to provide clean water to over 10 million people.

The gift of clean water immediately and drastically changes lives. Clean water and sanitation programs allow kids to spend more time in school, empower local women, and boost economies. Without the constant threat of the water crisis, entire communities can focus on thriving, rather than merely hoping to survive. Diseases spread through dirty water kill more people each year than all forms of violence. Fortunately, the solution to this crisis is within our reach. The planet has more than enough water. Technology and engineering methods give us the means to control that water. It is simply up to us to help those in need get the water they need. Clean water changes everything.