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Meet Teddy and let him inspire you this World Water Day!
A report filed by Brix Fowler for NBC affiliate Channel 33 news in Baton Rouge, LA states,
"Teddy Orgeron isn't your typical second grader. Instead of getting ready to receive Christmas presents, the Spanish Lake Primary School student is helping to give a very special one of his own to people half a world away. "We're sending water to Guatemala. My church is building a well," says Orgeron."
Learn more about Teddy by clicking on his photo.
"Teddy Orgeron isn't your typical second grader. Instead of getting ready to receive Christmas presents, the Spanish Lake Primary School student is helping to give a very special one of his own to people half a world away. "We're sending water to Guatemala. My church is building a well," says Orgeron."
Learn more about Teddy by clicking on his photo.
Global Partners Running Waters, Inc. (GPRW) is a nonprofit organization established to build relationships through collaboration on water, food, and health projects in Latin America. Its roots lie in the mission experiences of S. Jan Gregorcich, SSND, who lived and worked with the people of Guatemala and Honduras during a period of 12 years.
GPRW is building on Sister Jan’s mission work, in Guatemala and emergency relief work in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch devastated the country in 1998. Sister Jan says that she is connecting her friends here with her friends in Latin America. After initial relationships are established, working together on projects deepens a partnership.
GPRW is building on Sister Jan’s mission work, in Guatemala and emergency relief work in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch devastated the country in 1998. Sister Jan says that she is connecting her friends here with her friends in Latin America. After initial relationships are established, working together on projects deepens a partnership.
GPRW has adopted Sister Jan’s belief that, through the building of relationships with the people of Central America:
- cultural, spiritual and financial resources can be shared;
- health and living conditions can be improved;
- international dialogue and cooperation can be enhanced, and
- the best of humanity can be experienced
