"your work… to provide water to 250 homes every month is an inspiration not only to the Navajo Nation, but to the entire country."

Congressman Ben Ray Luján was so impressed with Darlene Arviso (The Water Lady) after listening to last week’d piece on NPR, that he decided to write her a letter! Check it out!

While most Americans use over 100 gallons of water a day, 40% of Navajo Americans don’t even have a tap or toilet at home. NPR’s Laurel Morales visits the Navajo Water Project for Morning Edition and tells a beautiful story!

LISTEN and SHARE! (npr.com)

Introducing the 2014 Gold Edition Vials of Soil from the Navajo Water Project! Only $25.00!

We’re bringing clean water to more the 250 American homes for the first time. Why not take a piece of that work home with you?

Each vial’s tag is printed, embossed with the project seal, and numbered. The bottle will be shipped to you or a loved one with your custom message.

When the Navajo Water Project is complete, we’ll send you a full report with photos and data showing how we spent your gift. Happy shopping! digdeep.org/navajo

We’re making 2014 Gold Edition Vials over here! Available on the website: http://digdeep.org/navajo

Have you made a list? Are you checking it twice? It’s not too late to help Navajo families in need this holiday season! Water poverty has a zip code; it’s 87365. How far away are you? 

Shop our holiday store now and give the gift that changes lives: bit.ly/1ncy1JK 

Why do we care so much about the gift of #warmtH2O this holiday season?

Meet Lindsey, The Hummingbird, whose ever-warm personality and strong connection to her heritage make her the face of our campaign and an inspiration for our work with the Navajo community. To read more about Lindsey’s incredible story: http://bit.ly/1wb33H0

We are celebrating the 22,000 people #DIGDEEP brought clean water to in 2014 and are looking forward to helping many more with your continued support of our cause.

Happy International Human Rights Day!

Our guests of honor at the office today. Dogs like Pendleton blankets too! This holiday, give #warmtH2O. 

Check out this awesome and informative #warmtH2O article in @indiancountry by @SimonMoyaSmith! http://bit.ly/1qqLfqi 

Introducing The Water Blanket… 

This genuine Pendleton blanket tells the story of the #NavajoWater Project more than any other, incorporating classic Navajo elements in an eye-dazzling pattern. The central dragonfly, an emblem of #water, symbolizes life. 

Interested in giving your loved one a 100% USA made blanket and helping to bring #warmtH2O to American families this holiday? Shop blankets:http://bit.ly/12TT3GZ

Why do we care so much about #NavajoWater this Holiday Season? Meet Sonny: http://bit.ly/1z44xmU 

Let’s join Sonny in continuing his crucial work by giving the gift of #warmtH2O to Navajo families in need.

Right now, the closest source of water for the Navajo residents of Smith Lake, New Mexico, is up to 70 miles away… Together, we can change this when you donate to our Navajo Water Project this holiday!

What better gift to give than the gift of running water to American families who have never known such a luxury? This December, GIVE #warmtH2O: http://bit.ly/1ncy1JK 

Over 40% of Navajo in New Mexico don’t have running water or a toilet. These aren’t Indians from a 1950’s TV show - they’re normal Americans like you and like me. 

This Christmas, let’s end water poverty for 250 families right here at home! http://bit.ly/1veyRFg