We are so excited to share this new edition of our quarterly newsletter - The TapStand. This edition is filled with beautiful and meaningful stories of impact - ones that you were so evidently part of - and updates on how Acts of Water is walking into a sustainable future.

We are so excited to share this new edition of our quarterly newsletter - The TapStand. This edition is filled with beautiful and meaningful stories of impact - ones that you were so evidently part of - and updates on how Acts of Water is walking into a sustainable future.

We are so excited to share this new edition of our quarterly newsletter - The TapStand. This edition is filled with beautiful and meaningful stories of impact - ones that you were so evidently part of - and updates on how Acts of Water is walking into a sustainable future.

We are so excited to share this new edition of our quarterly newsletter - The TapStand. This edition is filled with beautiful and meaningful stories of impact - ones that you were so evidently part of - and updates on how Acts of Water is walking into a sustainable future.

In February, the Acts Uganda team broke ground in Muhaha - the third phase of our Ibanda water project - our largest and most comprehensive ever. Just 1 kilometre down the road is a village called Kisabo with over 120 families, none of whom currently have access to clean, disease-free water. For those families, life in Kisabo is limited.