The Nicaraguan Water Well Drilling Program  was started in 2000 by The Rotary Club of Tulsa and has a goal of providing potable water to the poor who live in the barrios of Nicaragua.  The program ‘s major support has come from The Rotary Club of Tulsa, The Rotary Foundation and other clubs within Rotary District #6110.  In addition, very important financial support has been received from Rotary clubs throughout the USA. 

The Own-A-Well Program was conceived to provide a method whereby smaller clubs and individuals could participate in a viable International Project.

Each well costs $1000 to complete. We want you or your Rotary Club to “OWN” a well. By contributing $1000 for each well to be owned, you or the contributing Rotary Club will get a certificate suitable for framing along with the names and pictures of the well site you have helped to provide. We are encouraging one or more wells per Rotary Club to accomplish our goals.

For more project details visit
www.NicaraguaRotaryWaterWell.com

Contributors of $1000 or more
per well will receive:

  • A certificate, suitable for framing, showing the well location by GPS coordinates
  • A photograph of the completed well, with local residents suitable for publication
  • Notes on the community and inhabitants served by the well
  • Listing on our Water Well website   www.OwnAWell.com
  • A copy of the Trip Summary

Donations should be sent to:

Rotary Club of Tulsa
616 S. Boston, Suite 410
Tulsa, OK 74119-1208

Make out check to
Tulsa Rotary Community Fund
On the Memo line put:
Nicaragua Water Well Project
.

100% of your Own A Well contribution goes directly to the cost of drilling the wells. The administrative cost and the fund raising cost are paid for by Rotary Clubs in Tulsa Oklahoma, Rotary District 6110, and other Rotary Clubs throughout the Rotary World.
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“OWN-A-WELL” was developed by the Rotary Club of Tulsa to generate support for the Nicaraguan
water well project directed by the Club.  Some or all well sites may have multiple contributors.