Jackie working to help the Samburu in Northern Kenya,click here to donate to our safe water projects. The adventurers are back and our advocate Mark Jennings-Bates will be speaking in the Okanagan about the teams epic adventures in Australia aimed at securing a Guinness World Record and funding for Rally4Life. Buy your tickets today and tell your friends... please! World Water Day March 22nd 2012, click here to watch our video Many thanks to Wishbone Ltd for partnering with us to build an Education Centre at Casa Esparanza Orphanage in Guatemala. Adventure Advocate, Canadian cross country mountain biker, Evan Guthrie loves to ride and to help others. Check out all our advocates here. Thank you to Common Grounds Coffee Bar at Emmanuel Assembly for your support - and thanks mum (left) for all the baking! Carrying water is a family chore in Guatemala. Take a look at our Education Centre Project at Casa Esparanza Orphanage Our Annual Tour d'Okanagan Spinathon is an unbelievable event. Join the fun by watching the video. Typical drinking water in Africa, you dig a hole in the sand in the river bed and hope it acts as enough of a filter. At the same time keep a look out for the crocodiles.

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Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to relieve poverty through the provision of safe water, sanitation, education, sustenance, and shelter to families in need around the world.

*100% of all public donations will go directly to fund project costs.*

Rally4Life is  a Registered Canadian Charity, created from the founders vision to combine the desire to participate in adventurous life-changing activities, while bringing meaning to those exploits by giving back to those in need. Rally4Life now has many Adventure Advocates carrying the torch (see Supporters).  We focus on working with project partners that we personally know and trust, such as FeViva below. See more projects listed on our Donate page.

Nicaragua School

To upgrade the kitchen with new appliances, cooler and food storage and to guarantee a food programme for the students for one year. Project partners FeViva The school is located in one of the most dangerous and poverty stricken areas of Managua, amongst a settlement of tiny shacks with about 3,000 people living in extreme poverty. The homes are made mostly of cardboard, tin and plastic, and there are no social programs of any kind to assist these families.. Managua slums are considered among the worst in the world. Gangs rule the area so children are destined to join the gangs or risk harassment or even death. Education is the solution. Our partners FeViva have been operating in Central America since 1995. Since Fe Viva committed to support the once-failing school, a daily feeding and nutrition program was started and 30 more students have been taken in, for a total of 170 students. The need to improve the facility is great. One thousand other children are still walking the streets, destined to join the gangs unless they are given the opportunity for quality education.
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From The Blog

A Mother’s Perspective

May 14th, 2012 by Jackie

On our latest visit to Northern Kenya to identify feasible safe water projects my 74 year old mum made an impulsive, last minute decision to join us. Upon returning I have encouraged her to write a blog about the experience which we are now sharing with you for your enjoyment. It is fascinating to see [...]

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