When I Was Just a Little Girl<br>I Asked My Mother, 'What Will I Be?' : Web Women Giving Circle

When I Was Just a Little Girl
I Asked My Mother, 'What Will I Be?'

This little girl may have to help her mother collect water. Carrying water may keep her out of school.

Involving women in a safe water and sanitation project improves the status of women, provides dignity, and improves the health of women and their families. Women have more time to participate in agriculture, family care, or income-generating work.

Help CARE bring safe drinking water to the rest of the world! Donate here.

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The Web Women Giving Circle is presently raising money and donations for CARE, a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. We place special focus on working with poor women because, equipped with the proper resources, women have the power to help whole families and entire communities escape poverty.--Joeann Fossland, Web Women Giving Circle Leader

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