Yá'át'ééh, or hello. Would you like to give a neglected Navajo family life? After all, water IS life. Did you know that there’s a group of approximately 50,000 people that don’t have electricity, running water, or an in home toilet?No, these people are not in central Africa, or Asia, but in the richest country in the world, the United States of America. The Navajo live on the USA’s largest Native American reservation, spread across 17 million acres of desert in the states of Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. It’s estimated that 30-40% of these Native Americans live without basic necessities like water, today, in the year 2020. With your assistance, we can help them, so let's help.

Hello friends, we hope all is well with you and yours. What a unique time to be alive. Just like you, it has been an interesting few months for us here at A Ripple. To you, and to our 7.5 billion other friends around the world, we miss you. “Wherever the art of Medicine is loved, there is also a love of Humanity.” Hippocrates As you might know, A Ripple is based in a small town on the coast of Ecuador, South America. Two months ago, as Ecuador’s borders were closing, A Ripple’s president, Dr. Suzanne, boarded one of the last commercial flights to the USA. Since then, she has been working hard in the Emergency Room of a Florida hospital dealing with everything under the sun, including Covid-19. Florida, being the retirement state for many elderly, has been hit hard with this virus and at the time of this writing, has seen over 42,000 cases of Covid.

Guess what? Today is Earth Day! Yes, just like you, we thought it was celebrated everyday, but so be it. In these unique times, it’s difficult to find or hear anything positive. So we wanted to let you know of someone that’s doing great. Our Mother Earth.

Your home country is frightening and dangerous. You can’t travel to a safe country. Borders are closed. All governments do not want to deal with you. Many people you’re with are sick.