Texas Water Mission supports communities in need by providing safe drinking water and hygiene solutions.
This Saturday is the start of our annual Run4Water 5K held in conjunction with World Water Day. For the first time we will join Creative Confluence, a festival of nature, art, yoga, dance, musical performances, family activities, and amazing food: March 11, 3-6pm.
Come out and partake! At our table you can purchase a bag of Honduran coffee, win prizes for your water knowledge, and opt to plog (collect trash while jogging!) down the San Antonio Mission Reach trails. Sign up now or at the event to run for safe drinking water in Honduras and the Navajo Nation.
Not in San Antonio? Not able to make it Saturday? Not a runner? No problem!
You can participate anytime, anywhere between March 11-22 using the RaceJoy app, which is available for use upon registration.
If a 5K is not your thing you may also donate on the race site. Your dollars go directly to Texas Water Mission projects, giving us the means to facilitate access to safe water for Honduran and Navajo communities in the form of water wells, cisterns, water access points, countertop filters, and health and hygiene education for children and adults. The donation option can be found here:
We thank you!
These children are showing off their drawings of clean water at the close of a health and hygiene workshop in El Barro, Honduras, a rural mountainous town of 520 inhabitants, where Texas Water Mission drilled a new well in September 2022.
