A Modest Proposal: Water Filters

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Hi Everyone, I am forwarding part of the email that I got from Bangalore south. Remember the fund raiser my daughters had in Bangalore last dec for Water filter and scholarship. I have just included the water filter info.
We collected $900 from club and I put in $300 total 1200 from WLV and girls got their grandparents , aunt and rest of the folks to donate another $400. Total $1700. Bangalore South used this as seed money and added more and created a DDF. They just got
Awarded a global grant for the water project and there are so happy. USD 31500. We also donated water filters the one our guest did a demo in our club. Ministry of water gave us 100 water filters free and we took it with us to India so the rotary clubs in India could distribute

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