Our imagine gallery at World Vision USA event tonight ‘Ripple Effect’ using AI

From the shores of Lake Washington, WA to Times Sq in 24 hours to launch World Vision USA’s new global water business plan to reach 30 million people with clean water: that many people standing side by side would stretch from Lake Washington to Times Square AND BACK! Here we go!

World Vision USA is launching our new water, sanitation, and hygiene global business plan this week including at #CGI2025 and #Concordia2025 including showing this 2 minute video summarizing our new commitment bit.ly/483vuz7

RIP Jane Goodall - one of two of my heroes who inspired me to become a scientist and help make the world a better place. Honored work with her when I was at Procter & Gamble leading clean water work. Jane used humanity to inspire several generations of environmental activism

An honor to spend time with Dr Cho, President of World Vision Korea who has grown to be 4th largest fund raising country in the World Vision family and helping support World Vision USA’s new global business plan to bring clean water to 30 million people.

Here’s World Vision USA ’s global water, sanitation, and hygiene business plan taking us to 2030 and to reach 30 million people with water access. It also includes how we got here and new focal areas of the plan bit.ly/4h9XbZy

Congratulations Procter & Gamble on 20+ years of the P&G CSDW Program Program delivering an amazing 25 BILLION liters of clean water. World Vision USA is proud to partner with you to help the most vulnerable around the world. bit.ly/4qKcMDB

Very productive trip to SoCal working with my World Vision USA colleagues including Andy Pyne and meeting with our investors. Next sunset I see will be at the real Victoria Falls in #Zambia!

It’s worth celebrating that World Vision USA has upgraded 380 schools in #Zambia with water, handwashing facilities, and toilets

This woman’s best friend in rural #Zambia fell into this deep pond while collecting water and drown. Because there was no other choice, she was forced to go back the next day and fetch water from the pond. I wondered if she was seeing her friend in the reflection of the water.

Honored to be part of ceremony dedicating an upgraded health clinic in #Zambia. Nurse Lucky toiled in a clinic without water, handwashing, ways to manage waste, or dignified toilets for 7 years. Now with World Vision USA support he can provide improved healthcare for thousands

1 of 5. Water + Energy. World Vision USA is working with @GivePower in #Zambia to provide energy thru solar powered systems with battery storage. When we combine this with our expertise in clean water provision we are seeing tremendous impact.

2 of 5.  Water + Energy.  Solar powered systems combined with battery storage means lights and internet access for schools. Through computer learning 85% of students passed their exams at this school versus 35% a semester ago. World Vision USA GivePower Foundation

3 of 5 Water + Energy. When you think about it - most businesses need water and energy. We knew there was a potential to grow the local economy, but what we’ve seen blew us away. We unleased powerful market opportunities. People are moving out of poverty World Vision USA

4 of 5.  Water + Energy. Prior to providing reliable energy, this community had no restaurants, no refrigeration, no busineses that relied on energy. Now there are restaurants and businesses like welding.  One entreupeneur selling popsicles.  World Vision USA GivePower Foundation

I’ve lectured in Rita Klees class at UC Boulder for a decade and yesterday met Ilham Saddiq a recent PhD graduate who was helped by World Vision USA after the SouthEast Asia tsunami. He shared how his Muslim community accepted the Christian aid workers and became friends

Here's World Vision USA's newest video showing the need for upgrading health clinics and both our global and commitment in Ghana. You'll not want to miss the inteview with Nurse Ramicah bit.ly/4rJLPQz

Here's a Power BI dashboard of the results from 42 countries where World Vision USA focuses in providing clean water. We reached 2.85 million people this year and 15.1 million people during our third 5-year business plan bit.ly/44jAwEX

Here's World Vision USA 's end of year newsletter for our water and health work. A year of tremendous impact despite some considerable challenges and meeting 101% of our 5-year goal to reach 15 million additional people with clean water bit.ly/4ptLAYx

Wonderful to celebrate 21 years and 25 billion liters of clean water provided by the Procter & Gamble Children’s Safe Drinking Water Program with the 3 leaders of the effort Allison Tummon, Dr Greg Allgood Claude Zukowski