At Connect for Water, we have the privilege of sharing about the work of organizations around the world providing clean water. One of those organizations is Tatirano Social Enterprise. At Tatirano, they recently debuted two water cisterns at an EPP [Elementary School]...

At Connect for Water, we want to bridge the gap to provide access to clean water solutions to those who might not be able to afford them. We work to be the connection between those in poverty and access to clean water, but to accomplish this, it is essential to have...

Today was just another day except it wasn’t.  As I descended the stairs of our commercial building, still undergoing major construction, instead of the sound of hammers and saws, I heard conversation and laughter.  Our first group of Spectrum Human Services...

After Hurricane Dorian, much of the Bahamas were devastated. The infrastructure of the area was destroyed and many lacked access to clean water. The governor even said, “Please, we do not want you to send us water, send us water filters.” This is when we decided...

There has been a seven-year devastating war going on in Yemen with Saudi Arabia. Millions are in desperate need of medical care. It is not just war wounds but the destruction of infrastructure that has now led to increasing outbreaks of cholera. Medical teams are...

We are glad to already be seeing impact from our project in partnership with ChildFund International in Honduras. Our goal was to provide filters to a predominantly agricultural community that relies upon water from a mountain river.

Being the son of Lou Haveman, founder of Business Connect, I have had numerous adventures and experiences. This August was special.

In the wake of Cyclone Idai displacing thousands and ravaging infrastructure across Mozambique, assessments are being made to what kinds of relief and to what degree need to be distributed across the country. Business Connect’s partner in Mozambique, who’s working...

Michelle took a two-week safari visiting reserves in both South Africa and Botswana and had the opportunity to visit school children at their schools. While she was there, she learned that none of these school children had access to clean water in their classrooms....