Mission
Empowering communities to protect their health and environment through the sustainable use of water resources.
Overview
The Living Earth Institute (LEI) is a Seattle-based non-profit 501(3)(c) organization founded in 1999 to aid international communities in developing sustainable water resources. Our primary focus is the development of water supply and sanitation projects; however, through experience, we know that in order to make these projects sustainable, we must take a holistic approach. This means that we work with the community to implement income generation training, micro-lending programs, literacy classes, hygiene education, and other programs to meet community-defined needs.
The Living Earth Institute& the Honorable Ron Sims Invite you to
A GLOBAL CLEAN WATER EVENT
At the Seattle Asian Art Museum
1400 East Prospect Street
Seattle, Washington 98112
Sunday, November 20 - 2:00pm
RSVP to Pam Elardo at
206.861.6801 or pamelardo@gmail.com or Purchase Tickets by clicking here or at the event (donations accepted without attendence, too)
You will also receive an official invitation on "iContact"
Advocate $5o President $100
Ambassador $250 Executive $1000
All Contributions Welcome
The Living Earth Institute is a Seattle-based small non-profit organization dedicated to empowering communities to protect their health and environment through the sustainable use of water resources. We will be asking your support to continue work in the Rampurwa village of Nepal and to begin work for a school/orphanage in the remote areas of Chengdu, China (Tibet).
Together we can bridge the gap between Seattle and these communities and make tremendous positive change by just reaching out and giving a little.Links
- Donate Now
- See the LEI documentary on our work in the Dhanusha District of Nepal: "Mili Juli Khane Pani" (Working Together for Clean Water)
- Listen to LEI on Chicago Public Radio: "Drinking with Worldview—Sustainable Water Use" *
- Contact LEI:
* If you do not already have RealPlayer installed on your computer, you will first have to go to RealNetwork's Web site and download it. Or you may download the file and open it using Windows Media Player.
