100% of donations
go to drill water wells
that provide~

Clean. Safe. Drinking Water.

drilling water wells in rural villages of Mozambique, Africa.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

W4LMoz News Update:

As of December 31, 2023, our team has drilled 337 Wells!

Approximately 393,600 thirsty people have the gift of Clean, Safe Drinking Water. The gift of water is a gift of Life.

You, our donors, make this possible; thank you!

 

Today you will make a difference. . . as you donate to the next village water well! Give the gift of clean, safe water!

Each Well costs $6,900. Help us drill the next eight village water wells for approximately 9,600 men, women, and children.

President/CEO Arnie Eastburn oversees operations for Water4Life Mozambique (W4LMoz) in the U.S. and Mozambique. Board Members and the Mozambique team are crucial in carrying out various day-to-day details. (See their names and titles below this bio).

Arnie in Mozambique as the drilling team drills a new water well.

Arnie in Mozambique as the drilling team drills a new water well.

Before Water4Life Mozambique, Arnie was a successful entrepreneur, starting and building businesses in human resource/business services industries. In 2002, a mission trip to Mozambique, Africa, dramatically changed his life’s trajectory. God began to create in him a passion for missions. Since that time, Arnie has led over 40 mission teams to Mozambique.  His international experience includes leading mission teams to 13 countries. But, no matter where he was in the world, his heart and passion have always returned to Mozambique.

Avid photographer, videographer and speaker, Arnie does photoshoots on location in Mozambique, including drones, to capture footage that he uses to do fundraising. To say that he is passionate about the people of Mozambique—and providing clean, safe water to Mozambique’s impoverished people—would be an understatement.

 

W4L MOZ Team Members

Board of Directors

Arnie Eastburn, President/CEO
Joann Eastburn
Craig Esterly
Rexford K. Koch
Robert (Bob) Lehman, Chairman
Carol Lehman
R.J. McConnell
Karla McConnell
Dwight Ott
Gloria Ott
John Wallace
Margot Wallace

Ralph Williams

Mozambique Team

Latim Rendiceo Nherrezonanda, In-Country DirectorDr. Ruth Rendiceo, In-Country Accountant. Antonio Saide Fernando, Zambezia Well Drilling Team Director
Bernacio Pedro Nove, Public Relations & Promotion
Moises Mesa Quembo, Machine Operator
Artur Filipe Sacur, Accounting
Levi Dos Santos, Mason Master

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Why Us?

Our founder first dreamed about ways Water4Life Mozambique could be a help to Mozambique. Initially the nonprofit organization was focused on several things such as building churches, as well as drilling for water.

By 2015, a Board of Directors had been established, and together, we felt God’s leading to focus only on drilling water wells in Mozambique, Africa.

Why Water?

Arnie took a mission trip to the Maganja da Costa district of Mozambique in 2003.

It was there that a personal experience that spoke to him of just how precious water is.

See the details of that experience by clicking here.


Why Mozambique?

Mozambique ranks as the world’s 2nd poorest country. Clean water is a basic human need. Yet, without drilled water wells in their villages, women and girls are destined to walk all day, every day—all of their lives—to fetch the only water they can find: dirty, contaminated water that must suffice for their families’ daily needs.

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Not merely survive, by drilling water wells in villages, children then THRIVE!

How, Where, and When

How we decide what villages to drill in next:

  • Our In-Country Director is Latim Rendiceo Nherrezonanda. Requests for new water wells come to him.

  • Latim goes out to the village and together they fill out an application.

  • Information gathered includes GPS location, number of people, number of homes, distance from a dirty water source and a clean water source. Based on the urgency of their need and the proximity of other villages nearby that also need a well, the village goes into a queue for the next water wells to be drilled, when funds are available.


We drill on church properties, Villages, and School properties.

  • It is our intent to put the church in the position to give clean, safe drinking water to their community.

  • This approach works for many reasons. Because the church is the entity offering clean water, villagers have goodwill towards the church. As a result, they are very interested in hearing the Good News about Jesus, our Savior.

  • Each village has a Water Well Committee chosen from members of the village church. Those members are individuals who can be counted on to take their responsibility seriously. They are trained on the parts of the pump and how to repair it. Repair supplies are left with the committee. They can contact Water4Life Mozambique’s in-country assistant if their water well needs help.


We drill when funds are available.

  • Drilling is being done all year long, as funds are available.

  • 100% of donations given for water wells, go to drill new water wells.

  • All of W4LMoz overhead expenses are covered by our Board of Directors.


A drilled water well in Aya’s village allows her to do things she could never do before:

  • Go to school every day.

  • Get an education instead of marrying too early, and having children too early.

  • Get a job that will give her an income.

  • Be in charge of her own future.

 W4L Moz Board of Directors are committed to giving water and sharing Jesus with those who thirst .

Pictured: L to R: Arnie Eastburn, President; and Board Members Bill Winters, RJ McConnell, and Robert (Bob) Lehman.

 

Your donations give the
children a healthy and educated future!

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As of Nov. of 2023, 328 villages now have clean, safe water!

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Mamas are so very happy because they know that the new water well means a healthy future for their children!

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Because of you, 393,600 people in rural villages now have clean, safe water!

Each well serves approximately 1200 people.

Clean Water is a Life-Changer. . .

This is the first time: Seeing clean water.
Tasting clean water.

Girls and moms no longer walk long distances to fetch water.

Girls will be able to get an education.

Boys and girls will not miss school because of waterborne illnesses.

GIVE a gift that will change lives forever!

 

W4L Moz drilling team.
They work hard to make clean, safe water possible.

This is personal.
Their wives and daughters have walked miles for years, every day, to fetch dirty water.

W4L Moz Partners

 
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Dwight, board member and Rotarian, experienced firsthand how clean water improves lives…

Latim, President’s Assistant/Interpreter,
is also a Rotarian in the Maputo, Mozambique Rotary Club.

 
 

“Focus on one thing and do it with excellence.”

—Arnie Eastburn

 
 
 

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