Clean Water, Clean Energy: DC Nonprofit Unveils Life-Changing Tech at June 21 Event
Discover How a Patented Water Jug and Other Sustainable Solutions Are Transforming Lives in Sub-Saharan Africa
Through sustainable partnerships, Lifeline helps build and maintain fresh water wells and distributes affordable, fuel-efficient stoves that reduce toxic smoke, save time, and cut carbon emissions. This not only improves health and the environment—it transforms lives.
MEDIA ADVISORY FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 21
WHAT:
On Saturday, June 21, the International Lifeline Fund, a D.C.-based nonprofit focused on sustainable development, will unveil a patented clean water jug designed to prevent drinking water contamination in rural Africa. The technology was developed after years of fieldwork in Uganda and will be introduced during a benefit event at The Monroe House, home of the Arts Club of Washington,
WHO:
• Dan Wolf, Founder, International Lifeline Fund
• Staff from the Embassy of Uganda
• Event guests and supporters
• Media representatives welcome
WHEN:
Saturday, June 21, 2025, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
WHERE:
The Arts Club of Washington (The Monroe House), the former residence of President James Monroe, 2017 I Street NW, Washington, DC 20006
WHY:
Lifeline has provided clean water access to approximately 350,000 rural villagers and fuel-efficient stoves to 650,000 households across Sub-Saharan Africa. The organization will demonstrate how innovative technology can address water-borne disease and improve lives for millions.
PHOTO/INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES:
• Demonstration of patented water jug technology
• Interview availability with founder Dan Wolf
• Historic Monroe House venue provides compelling backdrop
• Visual displays of Lifeline’s impact across Sub-Saharan Africa
BACKGROUND:
The International Lifeline Fund addresses critical clean water and energy challenges through sustainable partnerships. To date, Lifeline has provided about 350,000 rural villagers with access to clean water and enabled 650,000 households to obtain fuel-saving stoves. As a result, over 1.6 million fewer tons of CO₂ have been released into the atmosphere and 25 million hours are being saved each year in time spent collecting water and wood.
MORE INFORMATION:
https://lifelinefund.org/our-initiatives/clearwater/
MEDIA CONTACT:
Bruce Fries, 292-617-1592, BruceFries@Gmail.com
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Clean Water- Contact Information
- Bruce Fries
- President
- TeamCom
- (1) 2026171592
- BruceFries@Gmail.com
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