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Welcome to our latest episode of Igniting Change, where we dive into the transformative journey of Sarah Evans, from securities law to the forefront of water sustainability in East Africa through her non-profit organisation, Well Aware. In this episode, we cover a wide range of topics, including the global water crisis, non-profit funding challenges, innovative fundraising, and the role of technology in ensuring water project sustainability. 🔔 Chapters: 00:07 - Introduction to Sarah Evans and her career shift from law to founding Well Aware. 10:00 - Discussing the challenges and misconceptions in non-profit water project funding and implementation. 19:21 - Innovative fundraising with the Shower Strike event and the role of technology in water sustainability. 28:45 - Work-life balance and burnout prevention in the social impact sector. 39:14 - Maximising the efficiency of non-profit funding and the role of technology for good. 45:41 - Exploring the features of the Well Beyond water management app. 📢 Key Points: - Sarah Evans shares her impactful transition from legal expert to water conservation innovator. - The complexities of non-profit work and the necessity for sustainable approaches to water project implementations. - Fundraising strategies and embracing technology, such as the Well Beyond app, to empower communities. - Balancing the personal toll and rewards of dedicating oneself to social impact work. - The efficiency of non-profit funding and its effective utilisation for community empowerment. 🌐 Resources: - Well Aware Website: https://wellawareworld.org/about/ - Shower Strike Event: https://www.showerstrike.org/t/igniting-change - Well Beyond App: https://wellawareworld.org/well-beyond-app/ 🎙 Transcript Samples: "Igniting Change" - Sarah recounts her experience drilling the first well in Kenya, the emotional impact of the project's success, and her commitment to solving water infrastructure issues in East Africa. "Challenges in Nonprofit Funding and Implementation" - An exploration of the inherited approaches to water projects and the importance of investing in more sustainable water solutions. "Addressing Issues in Fundraising and Technology" - Sarah discusses the importance of transparency in fundraising and how technology can streamline project maintenance and data management. 💡 Final Thoughts: Join us as we gain valuable insights from Sarah Evans' experiences and learn how technology can be a game-changer in creating sustainable solutions for water scarcity issues. We discuss the importance of passion in driving change and the ways in which Sarah's non-profit navigates the challenges of funding and project implementation. 👉 Follow us on social media to stay updated on our latest episodes: - Twitter: https://twitter.com/3SIDEDCUBE - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3SIDEDCUBE/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3sidedcube/ - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/3-sided-cube/

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An interview with Sarah Evans, Toyota Mother of Invention.

Sarah Evans, CEO and Founder of Well Aware talks about bringing clean drinking water to villages in Africa.

In honor of International Women's Day, we highlight Sarah Evans and her role in implementing clean water systems for impoverished communities in Africa. Well Aware is known for its sustainability model in building lasting water systems with high impact. See the full interview here:

Interview featuring Sarah Evans, Founder, @wellawareworld & CEO, Well Beyond. Sarah is on a mission to change the way water projects are executed and managed in developing regions of the world Well Aware is an international nonprofit organization that provides innovative and sustainable solutions to water scarcity and contamination in East Africa. They fund and implement life-saving water systems to drive economic development and empower communities. Well Beyond is a social enterprise providing expertise and tools to organizations and governments on water development and health initiatives. They are re-imagining the water industry. In this interview, Sarah shares: 1. How Well Aware's sustainability model has resulted in a 100% success rate – when 60% of water projects in Africa fail 2. How she and her team launched a tech startup, developed an app and are scaling their impact 3. How they are leveraging the existing digital landscape in Africa to give local communities ownership of their water systems

Founder Sarah Evans and Project Manager Mike Mutuku share how Well Aware began, the obstacles overcome, the impact we've built, and where we're headed. Made in 2021 by

Activist Sarah Evans shares her story and her devotion to providing clean water through her non-profit organization, Well Aware.