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Clean Water Foundation and Airline Ambassadors International Champions Global Clean Water and Coffee Initiatives
SEATTLE, WA – Clean Water Foundation (CWF) and Airline Ambassadors International (AAI) is making significant strides in its “Coffee For A Cause, Water For Children, Music Projects” globally, expanding its reach from the Hopi and Navajo Reservations to communities in Zambia, El Salvador, and Hungary.

CWF and AAI recently celebrated the successful delivery of custom-made, non-electricity water units and filters to various communities, thanks to the proceeds from their “Beats For A Better World Garden Party.” This highly successful fundraising event, hosted by International Opera, Jazz, and Blues Artist Kim Maguire at her beautiful Kirkland, Washington home, featured performances by Nicole Condrad Walters and special guest artist Lisa Aery.

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This multi-faceted approach combines humanitarian aid with sustainable development, driven by the power of music and strategic partnerships. “Bringing Clean Water to Communities in Need These innovative water units are already transforming lives:

*Hopi &Navajo Reservations (USA): 650 children will now have access to clean, fresh drinking water.
*Zambia (Africa): Over 50 individuals will benefit from clean water.
Hungary (Pope’s Orphanage): 500 children at a Vatican-connected orphanage will receive clean drinking water, following a successful fundraising event held there.

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These self-sufficient custom made water units are particularly vital in disaster and relief scenarios, as they effectively remove viruses, contaminants, and sediments without requiring electricity—a critical feature for areas facing infrastructure challenges.

Brewing Change: “Coffee For A Cause” in El Salvador

This week marks a pivotal moment as AAI’s Founder, Nancy Rivard, meets with key partners in El Salvador, coinciding with Abigail Marin a coffee conglomerate out of El Salvador and Panama attendance at the prestigious coffee conference there. Her idea is to create a franchise of coffee shops in Panama for young mothers with children, funded by this initiatve.

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CWF and AAI is deepening its commitment to El Salvador, a country significantly affected by water contamination. Nancy Rivard’s meeting with Gustavo Magana a renowned coffee conglomerate in El Salvador, signifies a major step forward. Gustavo, who supplies coffee to major companies like Starbucks, will partner with CWF and AAI to source high-grade, 84-plus Rainforest Alliance Certified Coffee. A percentage of all coffee sales will directly fund the purchase of water units for families across El Salvador, addressing the pressing water crisis.

“We are incredibly excited about this partnership with Gustavo Magana and Nancy Rivard,” said Leon McLaughlin CEO of CWF, a key figure in AAI’s clean water initiatives. “His expertise and commitment will be instrumental in promoting our ‘Coffee For A Cause’ and ensuring that more families in El Salvador have access to clean, safe drinking water.”The custom-made water units are designed to go into every home, providing a sustainable solution to the contaminated water issues prevalent in many regions of El Salvador.

Youth Ambassadors Alisa Cherkashina and Nikole Cherkashina from Bellevue Washington who was recently in El Salvador visiting their beautiful surfing and resort areas is Making a Difference.The organizations also extends its gratitude to its dedicated Youth Ambassadors Alisa Cherkashina and Nikole Cherkashina, who recently played a crucial role in El Salvador and CWF is designing more custom-made water units and will be sending them to El Salvador. They assisted in sending water units and filters to the orphanage in Hungary and were instrumental in assembling water units and filters for the Hopi and Navajo Reservations and Zambia. Their commitment embodies the spirit of CWF and AAI’s mission.