Local Efforts Provide Hundreds of Water Filters to Storm Survivors in Tennessee

Water By Women, a local nonprofit that specializes in water purification, is sending water filters to communities in Tennessee devastated by Hurricane Helene flooding.

Ursuline Sister of Mount St. Joseph Larraine Lauter, co-founder and executive director, has traveled to Erwin, Tenn., where she is partnering with St. Michael the Archangel Church and the Glenmary Home Missioners who serve the mission parish.

Continue reading to learn more, written by Ruby Thomas.

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November 20, 2024

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Ruby Thomas is a contributing writer for The Record.

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Medya Mansyone

Anpil nan sant travay li yo alantou rakonte istwa vwa defavorize. Li dokimante istwa endijèn yo, espesyalman moute nan Atik la, ak istwa ki soti nan kominote a BIPOC ki vire alantou koneksyon yo nan deyò yo.

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Medya Mansyone

Get clean water during your adventures with this ultralight filter that removes 99.99999% of bacteria such as salmonella, cholera, leptospirosis, and e. Coli. It also removes 99.99999% of protozoa!

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Its a project where residents are given buckets that connect with water filter, a Sawyer PointONE model, that is designed to last over 20 years, effectively removing harmful bacteria, parasites, and protozoa.

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