Providing Water Systems for Mexico
Samaritan’s Purse donated four water filtration systems to Mexico’s military in a special ceremony in Santa Lucía on March 20. The devices were used during our response to Hurricane Otis that damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes in and around Acapulco and left families in the region without access to clean drinking water. It was the strongest storm to ever hit the country’s Pacific coast.
“All of the resources that we have are a gift from God,” said Edward Graham, chief operating officer at Samaritan’s Purse, during the presentation. “We serve in the Name of Jesus Christ.”
Edward Graham, chief operating officer, and Dave Philips, deputy director of international projects for Samaritan's Purse, stand with Mexican leaders at the recent handover ceremony.
Edward Graham presents the Good Samaritan award to General Alfredo Salgado Vargas.
Four Samaritan's Purse water filtration systems were given to Mexico's military on March 20.
Please continue to pray for families in Acapulco as they recover from the hurricane’s devastation.
Will provide a person with lasting clean water and training in hygiene and sanitation.
Will provide a family with a BioSand water filter, giving them clean water for years.
Will contribute to the cost of installing a protected spring well or constructing a public toilet.
