H2O promotes sustainable water practices and contributes to water sanitation efforts abroad. Follow us on Instagram: hope2opportunity
Providing access to clean water is the first step in breaking the cycle of poverty. However, more than 1 billion people worldwide lack access to this valuable resource. Hope 2 Opportunity aims to raise awareness locally and contribute to sustainable fundraising efforts that provide water for those in need.
10/12/2018
Are you passionate about helping others?
Do you love the earth's most precious resource?
H20 is looking to fill several positions for the H2O Club this year. You may be just who we are looking for!
Apply now by simply filling up this form: http://goo.gl/forms/Sm74IE51CV
10/12/2018
Are you passionate about helping others?
Do you love the earth's most precious resource?
H20 is looking to fill several positions for the H2O Club this year. You may be just who we are looking for!
Apply now by simply filling up this form:
H2O Executive Team Application Thank you for your interest in Hope 2 Opportunity! We are a club at the University of Calgary dedicated to raising awareness about water related issues. This year we are teaming up with the Water Project, a non-profit organization that brings safe, clean drinking water to various communities in sub-...
10/10/2018
Do YOU want to help First Nation communities across Canada have safe and clean drinking water?
You can find more information on how Water First is striving to lift DWA across Canada and provide education in order to sustain safe and clean drinking water infrastructures.
Hope 2 Opportunity has partnered with Water First, making it easier for YOU to donate money and contribute to safe and clean drinking water for ALL Canadians.
VISIT the link below to donate now :)
Hope 2 Opportunity Hope to Opportunity The amount of water on Earth has remained the same since four billion years ago. Yet the dramatically increasing population has created a greater need for safe, drinkable water. However, less than 2 percent of the world’s water supply is potable. Although many Canadians use abo...
10/03/2018
As of October 1, 2018....
Read more by visiting https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1506514143353/1533317130660
10/02/2018
If you wish to sign the Petition “Clean water for all: an act of reconciliation”, the link is listed below.
https://davidsuzuki.org/action/clean-water-for-all/
If you wish to donate to The David Suzuki Foundation or for any further inquiries pertaining to DWA (drinking water advisories) please visit the website posted below.
https://davidsuzuki.org/project/drinking-water-advisories/
10/02/2018
Many Canadians do NOT have access to safe clean drinking water. DWA (drinking water advisories) is a prevalent issue.
Stay UPDATED on DWA in Canada by visiting the website posted below!
WATER TODAY - News, Reports, Interviews, Boil Water Advisory Maps 2018/9/29-Quebec Election 2108: Parti Liberal du Quebec, protection of water anchored by 12-year strategy; Parti Vert du Quebec presenting a greener vision with focus on water protection
Thank you to everyone who came and supported the Water Walk. You are all so very amazing! We raised over $86 for the Water Project.
We will be announcing the winners of the Tim Horton's gift cards and the family photo shoot session shortly.
11/17/2017
The Water Walk ends today at 4pm! Be sure to check it out at the stage in MacEwan Hall.
All participants will be entered for a chance to win a $10 Tim Horton's gift card AND a family photo session courtesy of Janet Horbacio Studios!
11/16/2017
Hello everyone! Our annual Water Walk is underway and happening this week.
We're in MacHall today until 2 PM and tomorrow from 10 AM to 4 PM. Drop by to check out the booth, win prizes, and help raise awareness for water-related issues! 😀😀😀
11/14/2017
Hey everyone! Our annual Water Walk is underway and happening this week. Come check out the booth and raise awareness for water-related issues. 😃😃😃
11/11/2017
The United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals outlines Access to Clean Water as an independent and vital goal. This builds off of years of work from the Millennial Development Goals!
Join us for the Water Walk Nov 14-17th in MacEwan Student Centre. Volunteer by applying here: https://goo.gl/forms/YJXaJnp1ekIYvJLm2
11/10/2017
The Water Project reports that children in Sub-Saharan Africa carry an average of 10 pounds (5.5kg) or more (water plus the container), which can also cause physical damage to a child’s body. Adolescent women carry up to 45 pounds (20kg).
Join us for the Water Walk on Nov 14-17th in MacEwan Student Centre. If you want to volunteer apply now at: https://goo.gl/forms/YJXaJnp1ekIYvJLm2