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Water Missions International moves to a larger Site in North Charleston, South Carolina

Posted on August 28, 2012 by Kendall Harmon

Since its founding in 1998, Water Missions International has traveled all over the globe.

Now the nonprofit agency is traveling from West Ashley to North Charleston.

Water Missions, which provides sustainable safe water to people in developing countries and those hit by disasters, is moving its headquarters today to a new location near Virginia Avenue on the Old Navy Base.

“Water Missions International really shows what kind of world we live in,” said North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey. “It’s an agency that cares about people. It doesn’t care who the people are, but it cares about making their life better when tragedy strikes.

Read it all from the front page of yestserday’s local paper.

Posted in * Culture-Watch, * South Carolina, Charities/Non-Profit Organizations

One comment on “Water Missions International moves to a larger Site in North Charleston, South Carolina”

  1. Karen B. says:
    August 28, 2012 at 5:50 pm

    I had the privilege to meet some folks from Water Missions Intl at a conference 3 years ago. All I’ve read of their work since has really impressed me. A great org. Glad they’re getting some attention!