Fountains of Hope International

Established:

2009

Mission:

Fountains of Hope is dedicated to serving God by providing safe water and community needs in developing countries and disaster relief worldwide. FoH envisions a future where safe water empowers communities to thrive in developing countries and in times of disaster.

Key Services:

FoH has a unique niche in that we filter and purify contaminated water in developing countries, making it safe for children and adults to drink. One FoH water purification system can treat up to 3,600 gallons of water per hour using ordinary table salt, water, and a 12-volt battery or power source. Through electrolysis, chlorine gas is produced and injected into the water thereby killing all deadly micro-organisms such as cholera, typhoid, giardia, and e-coli. A purifier system can be installed in a school, village, or medical clinic. FoH is a non-profit organization committed to the installation, integration, maintenance, research, and teaching of safe water solutions, providing health and hygiene education and food and education for the poor and marginalized, domestic and international, especially during times of disaster or emergency.

Leadership: 

Bill Farrar, Founder and Executive Director
Dr. Jeffery Soldatis, President
Craig Olney, Vice President
Nick Tillema, Secretary
Mary Davis, Treasurer
Rick Baum
Dr. Will Berry
Dr. Guy Crowder
Luis Martinez
Angie Murrell
Vince Parker
Kent Snyder

Other Ways to Help:

1. Join FoH on a life-changing service/adventure trip to Zimbabwe, Uganda, Kenya, Romania, Ecuador and/or other countries. Install two purifier systems then go on a safari or visit the local cultural sites.
2. Help fund a $6,000 water purifier system for a school in honor or memory of someone special.
3. Host a Walk for Water event in your community or school.
4. Come to our annual summer picnic where we assemble the parts needed for our overseas trips.
5. Attend our annual Hues of Blue Gala fundraiser on November 13, 2027, at the Forum Event Center in Fishers.

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