Donor Privacy Policy

Water For Life (WFL) is committed to respecting the privacy of our donors. We have developed this privacy policy to ensure our donors that donor information will not be shared with any third party.

Awareness. WFL provides this Donor Privacy Policy to make you aware of our privacy policy, and to inform you of the way your information is used. We also provide you with the opportunity to remove your name from our mailing list, if you desire to do so.

Information Collected. Here are the types of donor information that we collect and maintain:

contact information: name, organization/church, complete address, phone number, email address;
information you wish to share: questions, comments, suggestions; and
your request to receive periodic updates; e.g., to individuals who request it, we will send periodic mailings related to specific fund-raising appeals, prayer concerns, and newsletters.

How Information is Used. WFL uses your information to understand your needs and provide you with better service. Specifically, we use your information to help you complete a transaction, communicate back to you, and update you on ministry happenings. Credit card numbers are used only for donation or payment processing and are not retained for other purposes. We use the comments you offer to provide you with information requested, and we take seriously each recommendation as to how we might improve communication.

No Sharing of Personal Information. WFL will not sell, rent, or lease your personal information to other organizations. We assure you that the identity of all our donors will be kept confidential. Use of donor information will be limited to the internal purposes of WFL and only to further the ministry activities and purposes of WFL.

Removing Your Name From Our Mailing List. It is our desire to not send unwanted mail to our donors. Please contact us if you wish to be removed from our mailing list.

Contacting Us. If you have comments or questions about our donor privacy policy, please send us an email at waterforlife@hotmail.com or call us at (319)-656-5433.

Water For Life in Haiti

3 weeks ago

Unshakable Faith in Christ
Ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters: please be attentive to what you will discover through the next lines you are about to read, for the story we are telling in this article is NOT a fairy tale even if it looks like it, but rather a pure and simple reality…
In a village called Brical, in the south of Haiti, children, being those to whom the water chore was assigned, had two choices-- either to walk several kilometers while braving the dangers of walking right next to the national highway to get to the closest water well, or to climb rocky trails to an unprotected spring and fetching contaminated water.
These children’s difficult living conditions have aroused the compassion of many, and thanks to the generosity of noble hearts, several boreholes have been drilled in search of that precious fluid we call water. Unfortunately, despite the efforts and determination of all, the first several attempts in that area were unsuccessful.
Could it be a curse? No, of course not! For, according to skilled technicians, the nature of Brical’s underground rock formations would be incompatible with the existence of a productive aquifer. Which reduces to zero the chances of finding drinking water for the villagers.
And yet, beyond scientific facts, against all odds, and thanks to a final drill test, the children of Brical, in their quest for water, will no longer have to risk their lives on national roads or access a contaminated spring. Because we found water!
Perseverance in Faith has granted hundreds of people free access to clean water. Glory to God!!! We have been witnesses and participants, and we can say with confidence that Unshakable Faith in Christ will always make children of God live happily ever after regardless of their living conditions. ... See MoreSee Less

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Water For Life in Haiti

4 weeks ago

Un-operated cataracts and glaucoma are the main causes of visual impairment in Haiti. Cataracts, scientifically recognized as opacification of the lens, certainly do not improve the already miserable conditions in which much of the population lives.
In the normal eye where there is no cataract, the lens is transparent and allows the image to focus on the retina, a visual area lining the posterior wall of the eye that captures the visual information and transmits it to the brain. When the lens becomes opaque, as in a cataract, the light cannot pass through and the vision is blurred.
Before irreversible retinal damage occurs, those who suffer from a cataract but receive surgery in a timely manner have a very strong possibility of recovering their sight. Unfortunately, with less than one ophthalmologist for every 10,000 inhabitants, the poor people living in remote areas of Haiti do not have access to eye care.
Thanks to our donors' support toward WFL’s cataract screening and surgery campaign, this year 2,268 people have been screened, 89 diagnosed with cataracts and 16 benefited from free surgery to remove their cataract.
There are still many poorly sighted individuals sitting at the portals of distant places waiting for the passage of the one who can restore their sight. And by faith they will finally hear: “Receive your sight; your faith has healed you.” Luke 18:42
Would you consider donating to this worthy cause? Go to our web page www.wflhaiti.org > Donate to do so. ... See MoreSee Less

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