The Interact Club at Morse High School in Bath, ME was able to hear an update from the founder of Getting Water Right, Rich Cromwell on the status of clean water in Cambodia. During his presentation Rich shared details of the work completed to date and of the holistic approach that includes infrastructure, education and community participation that has made this project so successful to date.
As the presentation wrapped up Thomas Trundy, the president of the Interact Club presented Rich with a check for $250, the proceeds of a December bake sale to buy three water filters for a Cambodia village.
The presentation was recorded by Steve Marios who is with BCTV 14 in Bath. You can view the recording here www.cityofbath.com/bctvondemand/ just select Water for Cambodia from 3/14/19.