Art Gallery Tour
How do people live in Uganda? What does their drinking water look like? Visit the Art Gallery to find out and learn more about Spilling Hope project sites and Living Water International.
Wear A Wristband
Stop by and pick up, or contact Spilling Hope and we will mail you a blue bracelet. Wear it and be reminded about to live simply.
Each time you see it, remember that you are not doing this alone. Be encouraged when you see someone at a restaurant, or coffee shop, or bus stop wearing the blue bracelet. You are not alone.
Water Walk – “Water Is Live”
If you live in Seattle stop by and grab a self-guided tour map and a jerry-can. Check-in sheets for the cans are available in the office. You will walk to the lake and fill-up with water, then walk a short distance. This simulates the trip to collect water that is taken twice daily by rural Ugandans. This is a great activity to do with friends and family.
Also attend the Water Walk on April 25th. For more information visit the events page.
Gallon Challenge
Did you know the average household in America uses almost 70 gallons of water per person per day? People in Uganda survive on only one gallon of water per day, can you? Try it!
