Birdsboro Rotary Club Dinner

John, Michelle and Katie say a big "Thank You, Birdsboro Rotary, for inviting us.  We enjoyed our dinner and company very much."

HEART for the Nations was invited by the Birdsboro Rotary Club to their dinner held at the Reading Country Club on April 24, 2008.  The members learned about the mission of HEART and the desperate need for potable water in the third world. The ceramic water filter was demonstrated on construction and use.  The reaction of the members was interest and enthusiasm.  "The filter is so simple in design . . . and it actually works! More people need to know about it!"  It is a marvelously simple design and requires no chemicals or electricity to provide clean water.  This simple ceramic water filter gets the job done at a very affordable price. 

John and Michelle White spoke on their plans to construct new filter facilities in Africa and the necessity for an education program to be implemented for the end users. The Whites are writing education booklets for the children in each country in their own language so that the children who can read can teach the parents how to use the filter.

In addition, in the Fall 2008 school year Michelle White has plans to take a school program into the Boyertown School District and the Governor Mifflin School District as a pilot project being developed at Princeton University.  The pilot project will teach students in junior and senior high school about the ceramic water filter and its construction.

See PDF below on the construction of a water filter factory. 

Water Filter Factory Plan A document explaining all the steps and components that go into establishing a new filter factory in a location.