We are thrilled to share that EOS International will now be operating under the new name and brand of Cova. We are the same [...]

It is always encouraging to see water flow from water tanks and garden hoses, from spigots and pvc tap stands, from [...]

Inclusive decision-making strengthens social cohesion. It is undeniable. When women have an equal role in designing, [...]

Last spring, we followed San Popo (his considerable knowledge of his community a function of his age), and young Hamilton [...]

Though we are sharing but a one-page Impact Report (see below) to show you the impact of your generosity in 2023, the truth [...]

There is joy as we peak through the doorway of Profesora Maria’s classroom. The students rise from their chairs and [...]

Petronila is a caretaker, and it shows. Petronila gives care and comfort to the three generations she shares her home with, [...]

Thanksgiving this year, with all the family that it brings together, came on the heels of spending time with some of our [...]

“Thanks to the training and support we have received, our water board and our community are stronger. We are [...]

Last week, in the spirit of proliferating safe-water successes, we shared our Circuit Rider model with WASH professionals [...]

Local ownership fosters long-term transformation! For fifteen years, EOS has been rooted in community-led development, [...]

With the familiar ‘Dinggg!’ of his cell phone, Brayan, EOS circuit rider and sensor technician in Honduras, receives an [...]

  When EOS circuit riders enter into partnership with community water boards, affirming an agreement that EOS will [...]

With a baby on one hip and two more little ones underfoot, by any measure, Tuburus resident and mother, Marik, has her [...]

Making the sacrifices. Shouldering the worry. Lifting the weak. Celebrating the successes. Providing the [...]

Two machete-wielding community members lead the way. Two more position themselves in the back. The route between San Andres [...]

Located off-grid and off the beaten path, the Bosawás Biosphere Reserve and its remote jungle landscape is home to Miskito [...]

EOS’ school garden program now includes one more! Students and teachers and mothers and fathers pitched in to turn [...]

There is a certain rhythm to the routine at La Independencia School (San Pablo, La Paz, Honduras). Two multi-tasking [...]

Ending the water crisis is no small endeavor. Likewise, there are no small parts to be played. No acts too small to move [...]

Tiny chicks and puppies are underfoot as Maria joyfully gestures to her collection of plants – some she simply enjoys [...]

It’s true. EOS has provided One Million people with safe drinking water since 2008. But, not everything that counts [...]

More than a million. That’s how many people now have access to clean water because of your support! And with our [...]

Whether measured in area, in people positively affected, or in number of communities served, we are happy to share that our [...]

When a pipe breaks in the community of Colonia Modelo outside Marcala, Honduras, you call Betty. Although I suspect people [...]

As we sit around our respective Thanksgiving tables this week, taking turns sharing our gratitudes, our blessings, and our [...]

EOS has partnered with One Day’s Wage to implement a long-term sustainable development program in rural communities in [...]

As the sun rises over Dulce Nombre in Intibuca, Honduras, day laborers walk out of their homes and into fields. Planting [...]

One plus one equals two. Sure, this is undeniable when summing dollars and cents or apples and oranges. But not when adding [...]

Even hidden behind the chin protection on his motorcycle helmet, I can tell that Kelvin is smiling. His cheeks are drawn up [...]

Today, March 22, is World Water Day, a day designated by the United Nations (UN) to bring attention to the importance and [...]

Great news! Expanded Charitable Deduction Limits: As part of the 2020 CARES Act, several provisions have been extended and [...]

We are thrilled to welcome Lauren Butler as our Global Program Director for Central America. In this new role, Lauren will [...]

Today is the 13th Annual Give to the Max Day, Minnesota’s biggest day of giving that raises millions each year for [...]

The future is looking bright! We are excited to share our 2021-2025 Strategic Plan. In the next five years, EOS will [...]

We are excited to share our 2020 Annual Report! While last year was an extraordinarily challenging year, faced with a [...]

Authored by: Pat Ward In May, we launched, the Tap, a new way to give and helps EOS provide long-term sustainability [...]

It starts in the mountain. Safe, accessible drinking water is a basic right yet lack of access to it is one of the greatest [...]

EOS is thrilled to offer a Data Science Fellowship to Megan Lindmark, an Engineering PhD student at University of Iowa. [...]

EOS is thrilled to be featured by Digi International in this thought-provoking article on how we deploy a scalable [...]

  EOS is thrilled to be featured in Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR), “Social Entrepreneurship Needs a [...]

March 8th is International Women’s Day, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political [...]

Last year was an extraordinarily challenging year filled with many obstacles including a global pandemic and two [...]

EOS International was pleased to welcome six new board members in December of 2020. The board voted unanimously to add the [...]

As we enter a new year, we are thrilled to announce the addition of six new members to our Board of Directors at EOS [...]

This year has been an unparalleled year for everyone. Our team has also had to think outside of the box during this time, [...]

On November 16th, less than two weeks after Hurricane Eta caused catastrophic flooding and destruction throughout Central [...]

Help Provide Access to Safe Drinking Water by Becoming a Monthly Sustainer EOS believes in long lasting sustainable [...]

This Spring, EOS partnered with SIMAS, a Nicaraguan nonprofit, on a project to improve the water quality in rural [...]

Having access to safe drinking water empowers women by helping themselves and their families stay healthy, in school, and [...]