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International Lifeline Fund is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to improving the lives of people in Sub-Saharan Africa by addressing their basic clean water and energy needs. They work closely with communities to construct fresh water wells and provide preventative maintenance systems to ensure the functionality of water infrastructure for years to come. Additionally, Lifeline develops and sells highly efficient stove products to reduce reliance on wood-fuels and combat the health and environmental issues associated with traditional cooking methods. Through their initiatives, Lifeline has made a significant impact, saving millions of hours spent collecting water and wood, reducing tons of CO2 emissions, and providing clean water to hundreds of thousands of individuals. They collaborate with international agencies, government entities, businesses, foundations, and NGOs to maximize their impact and sustainability. Lifeline relies on the generosity of individual donors to support their life-enhancing activities and offers opportunities for people to get involved and make a difference.Generated from the website

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