Catholic Engineering Corps

In Bandam, Cameroon, a simple tap changes daily life.

But this mission was never just about water.

It became healthcare for families, education for communities, and moments of joy for children.

It became collaboration — Christians and Muslims working together to serve one another.

This is what it looks like when engineering meets dignity.

This is what service looks like.

2025 - An Awesome Year in Review with You - https://mailchi.mp/4fd29ebeaecd/transform-lives-today-join-our-mission-for-clean-water-5767089

Year's wishes of joy - https://mailchi.mp/bcbb333da557/transform-lives-today-join-our-mission-for-clean-water-5766129

🌍This Giving Tuesday, Your Impact Flows Further Than You Know 💧

Because of generous supporters like you, children and families now have access to something many of us take for granted: clean, running water.

Today, your gift can spark more moments just like this, simple, joyful, and life-changing.

💙 Give water. Give health. Give hope.

Amid the twisted metal and shattered homes left behind by Hurricane Melissa, this scene in Negril captures just a fraction of the devastation families are living through. As shelters overflow and communities struggle without power, stability, or the basic necessities of life, we were there on the ground helping to rebuild what was lost.

In this season of giving, your generosity brings light where darkness has taken hold, restoring hope, restoring connection, and restoring dignity to hundreds of survivors seeking safety at Petersfield High School.

Thank you for standing with us as we work to rebuild lives, one act of love at a time.

Summer was so beautiful, with Pikes Peak, Video with Medinas, serving Carmel, and a Pie's 50th! - https://mailchi.mp/297231a6d8c2/transform-lives-today-join-our-mission-for-clean-water-5762265

It was a true joy to serve and pray alongside my American Red Cross Spiritual Care colleagues, Stephen Prusinski, Elaine Marjorie Johnson, Deane Oliva and Levon A. LeBan, and Mental Health worker Sylvia Morris. Together, we visited tornado survivors in shelters, resource centers, and even the state park—and ministered to caregivers along the way.

One of those caregivers was Peggy, who began cooking three meals a day the morning after the storm and kept going for three weeks straight—14-hour days, without complaint.

God bless you, Peggy, and all who continue giving so selflessly to help Kentucky heal and rebuild. ❤️ Shout out to my American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming deployment team Shannon Reilly, Kim Lovato, Ethan Raath, John Seward, Michael and Steve.

Catholic Engineering Corps' First Board Meeting, Board Member Ice Cream Social, Board Member Greenery, Board Reason for Existence!! - https://mailchi.mp/63ddf8b15670/transform-lives-today-join-our-mission-for-clean-water-5757886

💧 Water is Life And We’re Building Access to It. 💧
At Catholic Engineer Corps, we believe access to clean, sustainable water is a basic human right; it's the foundation for health, education, and economic opportunity. That’s why we’ve been working in needy communities to design and implement lasting water solutions that change lives.

From building wells to creating sustainable water systems, our mission is faith in action and engineering hope where it’s needed most.

Join us in making clean water a reality for all.
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