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REGISTRATION AND DONATION OPTIONS
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HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE!*** Click the Donate button below to
pay the $20 registration fee.
Click
here for the registration
form. Click
here for the pledge form.
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Option 1: Mail registration form
and payment to:
Keiyo Soy Ministries, P.O. Box 27727,
Philadelphia, PA 19118
Option 2: Pay the $20
registration fee online with a credit
card and bring the registration form
with you on the day of the race. Click
the Donate button below which
will take you to the PayPal page. Enter
Walk-a-Thon in the Purpose section. You
do not need a PayPal account to pay by
credit card. These credit cards are
accepted.
Option 3: If you
cannot attend the race, click the Donate
button below if you would like to make a
donation.
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The Walk for Water-Walk for Life was started by Dr.
Elijah Korich, Founder of Keiyo Soy Ministries (KSM), an
organization dedicated to raising funds to combat the
urgent need for clean water in the Kerio Valley in the
Rift Valley Province of northern Kenya. Please join us
by running or walking, by donations, or by sponsorship.
Click the links below to register or donate to provide
water for the Kerio Valley.
TO DONATE ONLINE
Make a donation here through a
secure account with a major
credit card through PayPal or
through a PayPal account. You
do not need to sign up for a PayPal
account.
Note: Write the designation
for your donation in the
Purpose
section on the PayPal page (i.e.
Water Project, Walk-a-Thon, Ken
Tanks, eye care, etc.) and
click Update Total. Fill out the
requested information on the page.
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What is the long term solution to recurring droughts and starvation in
Kenya?
 Dr. Elijah Korich, founder and
CEO of Keiyo Soy Ministries (KSM) believes it requires
empowering communities and assisting them in identifying and
developing local resources. Ascertaining sustainable development
in rural Africa can only be achieved by engaging individual
communities in the development of their local resources.
Preservation of natural resources,
water catchments, preservation of forests, planting of trees,
food self-sufficiency, crop production, livestock development,
water development and irrigation, public health clinics,
education, and local capacity building are among the activities
Keiyo Soy Ministries is striving to achieve in the next five
years. Income generating development includes production of
crops for local consumption and cash crops like coffee, fruits
for local markets, and eventually the exporting of these
products will provide communities with foreign currency.
Click
here for a message from the
chairman.
Click
here for our site policy.
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Almost 20%
of the world's population still lacks access to safe
drinking water because of failed policies, an influential
report has concluded.
World Water Facts
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One billion people without access to clean drinking
water
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2.6 billion without adequate sanitation
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Rapid urbanization increasing pressure on water
resources
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30-40% of water 'lost' through illegal tapping and leaks
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Dr. Elijah Korich Earns Presidential Citation
Springfield Sun
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here to read the article.
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Commendation Letter from President Obama
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