These two sisters have transformed the craft of origami into the art of giving. Isabelle and Katherine Adams are the co-presidents of Paper for Water, a nonprofit that sells paper-folded ornaments to raise money to build clean water wells in impoverished countries. As of this spring, their craft has helped raise over $650,000 to drill more than 70 wells around the globe, Ken Adams, the girls’ father, told The Huffington Post in an email. The idea to use origami for charity came about in 2011. ...
Sisters Sell Origami To Bring Clean Water To Poor Countries, Practice The Art Of Giving
The Huffington Post - 13 Aug 2015 23:25
These two sisters have transformed the craft of origami into the art of giving. Isabelle and Katherine Adams are the co-presidents of Paper for Water, a nonprofit that sells paper-folded ornaments to raise money to build clean water wells in impoverished countries. As of this spring, their craft has helped raise over $650,000 to drill more than 70 wells around the globe, Ken Adams, the girls’ father, told The Huffington Post in an email. The idea to use origami for charity came about in 2011. ...
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