Desert Water Tanks — Jogad Village (Phase II)

Fundraising Complete

Fundraising is officially complete. Many thanks to those who supported this project. A BIG thanks to Brian L.(Redlands, CA) for bringing us to the final goal. And of course, a thanks to Citizen Effect; another great project on its way to becoming a reality.

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Services

Bicycle repair, tune-up & recycles to benefit the families of Jogad Village. Thanks to Brian S.(Boulder, CO); Joe, Nathalie & Thibault(Louisville, CO); Michael(Boulder); Fionn M.(Boulder); Brian(Fort Collins, CO); Kris K.(Boulder); Fran M.(Boulder); Darcy & Brian(Boulder); Darlene P.(Ansonia, CT); Matt H.(Boulder); Sharon, Todd, Sarah & Taylor A.(Boulder); Aaron(Boulder); Steve & Evelyn(Boulder); Ray E.(Boulder); Emily(Boulder); Michael & Meredith(Boulder); Darcy P.(Boulder); Community Cycles(Boulder) & Sports Garage(Boulder).

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Follow-up

Hello everyone, this project is a follow-up of sorts to the Bandhwad sanitation project I recently worked on, which you can visit here at: http://www.citizeneffect.org/projects/glenn-sanitation-bandhwad. Thanks to everyone who came together to make that project a reality. And thanks to the generous support for the people of Bandhwad, excess funds raised from that project will be used here for the people of Jogad. Will be exploring some other fundraising/promoting ideas(to be announced) with this new project for Jogad Village. Another wonderful project made available by the folks at Citizen Effect! Have started it off by downsizing a bike. Thanks to Matt D. of Denver for the trade - one bike to benefit 15 families.

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New Photos are Ready to View!

Greetings from Citizen Effect. Great news! There are three new photo galleries that are available for viewing. The first gallery shows what life is like in Jogad four months out of the year when people live in the village. Take a look at the second gallery to get a glimpse of life on the salt pans, a harsh environment where Jogad villagers live eight months a year. Finally, the third gallery portrays the difficulties that Jogad villagers face when it comes to getting water. Scroll down to the media gallery, click on the photos and enjoy.

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