During the early 1980s, my wife and I adopted two children from Honduras who had previously resided in state-run orphanages. While the facilities provided high-quality care, both children experienced significant health challenges. Throughout our month-long stay, we sought medical attention for them multiple times each week. Their health showed marked improvement only after we returned home and were able to provide consistent nutrition and appropriate healthcare.

My experiences in Honduras left a lasting impression, particularly regarding the challenges faced by children and their families. I participated in several mission trips to Honduras in the early 2000s, which further highlighted the impact of illness and poverty within the community.
With a background in construction and experience as an inventor, I have built numerous homes in rural regions while maintaining a strong focus on responsible water consumption and wastewater management. In pursuit of delivering the highest quality results for my clients, I undertook comprehensive studies in water technology to identify optimal solutions that balance effectiveness and cost-efficiency.

Upon observing the water conditions in Honduras, I was compelled to develop a solution that would provide safe drinking water for local communities. With a clear objective in mind, my next step was to identify the necessary components and ensure the feasibility of the project.
As I assess the best course of action for future initiatives, I am consistently guided by God to key individuals who provide valuable direction. This approach is informing my efforts to address agricultural and healthcare needs in the villages where we operate.

Dale Kuklok, Founder

Jesus said. “I was thirsty, you gave me something to drink.” Matthew 25:35

Something to drink.
It seems so simple.
That is what motivates me.

Will you help me give these people something healthy to drink?