Kind Human Foundation

A new project is underway in India: three mechanized borewells with storage, bringing reliable clean water to communities marginalized by the local caste system.

Alongside local churches, we’ll also provide 50 Telugu Bibles and host community gatherings for prayer and encouragement. The water is for anyone and everyone—regardless of belief or station in life. But when we can offer both clean water and living water, that’s exactly what we’ll do 🙏

This is exactly where we hoped these filters would go.

Pastor Libni and friends recently delivered another batch of our 150 portable water filters to a temporary shelter in Miranda State, Venezuela. Families received hands-on training in how to properly use and clean the bucket filters so they can depend on safe water in the days ahead.

For families who lost everything in the recent earthquakes, this shelter is a critical transition point as they begin to rebuild. We’re so grateful to see clean water reaching the people who need it most.

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We knew there was a risk when we put Nick Schwartz and Timothy Joseph Foltz in charge of the drilling equipment 😂

But we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Being kind and outgoing and positive is just as much a part of our DNA as drilling 100 meters into the Earth. It’s not just about serving. It’s about serving WELL!

Kind humans for humankind 🌍

📸 Photo credit to the amazing Colleen Stepanian.

Okay, this is awesome. In the wake of Venezuela’s devastating earthquake, it’s incredible to see how many people—and pets!— stepped up to help.

We’re grateful we could play a small part by supplying 150 families with clean water after local utilities went down 💧

A bronze statue of a hero dog has been unveiled in Venezuela. The statue honours the work of dog Tsunami who rescued more than 26 people after a deadly earthquake that shook the country earlier this year. #dog #Venezuela #hero #earthquake #news

Only 9% of American household wealth is held in cash. The rest is tied up in things like real estate, retirement accounts, stocks, bonds and businesses.

Still, when most of us think about giving, we reach for the checkbook or credit card (I know we do ✋). Not because that’s wrong. It’s simply what we know.

But your bank account isn’t the only place generosity can come from.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll break down a few smarter ways to give—starting with appreciated stock. Nothing complicated. Just useful information that could help your generosity go further.

God, use us to reach those no one else will.

Take us to places others won’t go.
To people too easily forgotten.

Give us solutions that change lives.
And the integrity to do this work the right way.
Even when no one is watching.