World Water Day Celebration with Water for Empowerment

Celebrate World Water Day in Indy

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What is World Water Day?
Every year in March, organizations and individuals across the world celebrate and honor World Water Day to focus attention on the importance of clean water and  the sustainable management of clean water sources. An international day of celebration for clean water was designated by The United Nations General Assembly for March 22, 1993 as the first World Water Day.

Now in Indianapolis, we are celebrating World Water Day by supporting a micro-enterprises program for young women in Nicaragua who train in clean water, hygiene and sanitation and deliver those services for their communities. Stay tuned for more information on our Facebook page about this innovative partnership with WaterAid America!

Line-up of Events on Saturday, March 18:
5:30P – 6:45P  Cocktails and Appetizers with Nicaraguan Market
7:00P   Dinner and Latin Jazz by Pavel Polanco & Direct Contact with Rob Dixon, Steve Dokken and Raul Padro
8:30P – 10:30P  Latin Dance Party & After Party with Two Deep Brewery and DJ Camaron Electronico

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Proceeds go directly to the water project thanks to the generosity of our event underwriter, EnviroForensics.

  1. Single: $125
  2. Couples: $225
  3. Table for 6: $700
  4. Table for 8: $900

Note: If guests would like to be seated with others, please specify names when purchasing your tickets or buy a table for 6 or 8 as a group.

Event Sponsors
Event Underwriter & HostEnviroForensics
Platinum Partner – Brandt Construction
Gold Partners – Ice Miller, EnvisionAir and Robert Knox Foundation
Silver Partners – MidSates Insurance, Midway Drilling, GadellNet, Einterz & Einterz
Bronze Partners – AMACO, William Spencer Law, Einterz & Einterz

CURRENT PROJECT


"The participation of women and girls is essential if we are to achieve access to water, sanitation and hygiene education in Nicaragua. What's more, when women are empowered through microfinance projects they generate household income that supports the broader needs of their families. As a result, investments in safe water and sanitation bring wider and more profound changes to the lives of women, their children and generations that follow."
- Joshua Briemberg, Director, WaterAid Nicaragua

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