Are you ready to make a difference? Are you passionate about empowering women? We can use your help at our upcoming fundraising d inner !
Path From Poverty empowers women in rural Kenya to break the cycle of poverty. Each year, we hold our fundraising gala Harambee (Swahili for "pulling together"). Volunteers are vital for making this event a success!
We have several roles available . Do you have an eye for design and wou ld like to help set up tables the morning of the event? Are you a people person who would enjoy selling raffle tickets? Are you organized and would like to help pack up af ter the event to make sure everything goes back to storage safely? These are just a few examples of potential volunteer roles.
Our gala event is held at the beautiful Edmonds Waterfront at the Yacht Club on Saturday, October 5, 2024.
10016 Edmonds Way, Suite C, #268, Edmonds, WA 98020, US
Path From Poverty reaches across cultures to transform lives and communities by partnering with women's groups; empowering and equipping women to break the cycle of poverty. At Path From Poverty, compassion, justice and sustainability ideals are instilled into every initiative and every program, delivering an impact powerful enough to change lives long after a program has ended. This principle-driven approach creates a culture where anyone can find a place to share and serve. We are currently contributing to the following Women’s Group projects in Kenya: - Clean, safe water, in the form of 10,000L rainwater catchment water tanks - Leadership & income-generation training - Solar power, including panels, charges and utility pack
Path From Poverty has been working with impoverished Kenyan women in water equity for 25 years because their access to clean water is virtually non-existent. The water they fetch daily is up to 10 kilometers away and filled with water-borne diseases. Path From Poverty is tackling this issue head-on by working in 7 rural regions in Kenya, supporting over 2000 women, and providing 10,000-liter filtered-rainwater catchment tanks that sit right outside a women's home, bringing clean, safe water to her and her family. The women are in small groups working in collaboration with micro-business and collective savings to help each other obtain water tanks. Our group leadership model means the women lead the process based on their priorities, working in groups to support personal capacity to generate income and be accountable, all while building social cohesion. The partnership between the Kenyan women and Path From Poverty results in nearly 300 new tanks and 100 solar panels per year.
Edmonds, WA 98020
August 14, 2024
