Water changes everything. Allons-y!

Here's to another year of getting-old-ness. Let's be real: birthdays are awesome because you get things. And eerbody likes getting things.

Let's change "getting" to "giving." Eerbody likes giving things.

Let's change "things" to something else, though. How about "life," instead. Eerbody likes giving life. This is your opportunity to give life to others, through the simple act of donating a few dollars. $20 can give one person clean drinking water for the rest of their lives. You're literally paying for someone to live. And who doesn't like that?

I want to thank everyone in advance. This is the 4th birthday I have given to support charity:water and the only way I can keep doing that is if you guys keep donating with me each year. I am so blessed to be surrounded by such a fantastic community of people who are selfless with their money and are known by how much they love. Thank you for being in my life and influencing me in great ways.

I'll be spamming social media every day (so that you have no excuse of "I forgot" because I know each and every one of you hit a social media browser at least once a day. Let's be real). So look out for facts and reports. Also, if this isn't your first time donating to one of my projects, you'll be psyched to see some of my posts about past water projects that you've helped to fund, like coordinates for Maps and information about the people we've saved.

Logistics of who charity:water are, and their mission:

[Almost a billion people on the planet don’t have access to clean drinking water. There are simple solutions like drilled wells, spring protections and BioSand filters that help provide clean water to communities around the world.

100% of every dollar you donate will be used to build clean water projects in developing countries. charity: water funds their operating costs separately through a group of private donors, so 100% of all public donations will go directly to people in need.]

Freaking thanks a ton, people, from the bottom of my mechanism that pumps life blood through my body.
Sarah.