Africa 6000 International raises awareness for solutions to Africa's water crisis

NAPLES, Fla. - EntSun -- With a mission to provide clean, safe water throughout Africa, nonprofit Africa 6000 International recently hosted "Let's Make a Splash and a Difference," to raise awareness about the organization and its innovative solutions to end the water crisis in Africa.

On World Water Day, March 22, Africa 6000 International hosted nearly 100 guests at the Ritz Carlton in Naples, where guests heard from keynote speaker Jesse Watters, co-host of "Fox News the Five" and host of "Jesse Watters Primetime," and Doug Pitt, Goodwill Ambassador to Tanzania. Proceeds from this water-themed, semi-formal event will be used to construct clean, solar-powered water wells in Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia and Nigeria that are sustainably accessed and maintained.

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Africa 6000 International brings life-saving clean water to communities in Africa by building sustainable, solar-powered water wells. Using their trained teams and drilling rigs, the organization constructs long-term water sources that transform communities. The wells provide clean water and help pave the way for medical clinics, schools and irrigated farms. The villagers are then trained to take over maintenance of the wells.

"When Africa 6000 International was founded nearly 20 years ago, 6,000 children were dying every day from waterborne diseases. Today, thanks in part to the organization's efforts, that number is now about 3,000," said Doug Pitt, Africa 6000 team member and Goodwill Ambassador to Tanzania. "Thanks to individuals and corporate donors, Africa 6000 is providing clean water to the very thirstiest people in the world, reducing the number of deaths due to water borne diseases and easing the everyday challenges by creating lasting, life-changing solutions."

For more information, visit Africa6000intl.org.