Dorothy Schwartz Community Centre – Fall 2023 Project Update
Learn more about our 2023 school construction project and the impacts our sponsorship and breakfast program have had at DSCC in Nairobi, Kenya. ​
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A Letter from the Director – Year End 2021
It truly takes a village. Check out our annual year-end message from Living Water Children’s Fund founder and director, Sherry Fine, as she reflects on the impacts and successes of Living Water Children’s Fund in 2021.
Sharing Sad News
LWCF expresses our sincere condolences to the family on the loss of Gladys and David Zarembka and are deeply saddened by their passing. We continue to hope for and work to support the health and safety of the Living Water children, team members, supporters and family around the world.
A Letter from the Director – Year End 2020
An annual year-end message from Living Water Children’s Fund founder and director, Sherry Fine, as she reflects on the impacts and accomplishments of the organization in 2020.
CORONAVIRUS CRISIS RESPONSE UPDATE: Phase 2
We have entered Phase 2 of our Coronavirus Emergency Fund Campaign thanks to our incredible donors who have continued to support our work helping children in need during this difficult time. Learn more about the impact this campaign has had.
Letter to a Sponsor
A recent letter from a sponsored secondary school student in Kenya updating her sponsor about her situation during the coronavirus crisis.
Coronavirus Crisis Response Update: May 2020
In April 2020, over $5,000 in funds were raised and distributed to 12 sites in 4 counties. Read about our impact so far and donate to help us make a difference.
Reporting Back – Stories of Success from Kenya
Report from LWCF Board member Dorothy Schwartz on her recent visit to the Dorothy Schwartz Community Centre on our recent trip to our sites in East Africa.
LWCF Brings Clean Water to Students of Dorothy Schwartz Community Centre
It has been said that “water is life and sanitation is dignity”, but the residents of Mukuru Slum in Nairobi, Kenya, including our own students at the Dorothy Schwartz Community Center, have had limited access to clean water…until now!