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#waterstation #waterstations 2021 season begins th

#waterstation #waterstations the end of our 2020 s

#waterstation #waterstations the end of our 2020 season is near--you can always tell by the conditions of our flags. But until then we are keeping them raised and making sure all stations have water. Special thanks to #volunteers Issac and Nikolai this run. We hope all of you are staying positive and healthy. Sending out abrazos to you and yours.

#waterstation #waterstations volunteers this morni

#waterstation #waterstations volunteers this morning at the #tecate railroad maintaining water stations. Much respect and appreciation for those who continue to volunteer their time in order to stop heat related deaths near our borders 🙏🙏👏👏

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Stay safe out there. Temperatures in the Imperial

Stay safe out there. Temperatures in the Imperial Valley desert region are predicted to reach 118 today. We will be out next week replenishing water in/at all stations.

Dear friends, recently the tires on one of our veh

Dear friends, recently the tires on one of our vehicals blew out and we cannot afford a new set. Those that are able to donate any amount to our organization which would allow us to purchase new tires would be much appreciated! We understand that times are hard, especially during Covid19, but we hope that you keep us and our mission in your thoughts 🙏 Water Station is a 501 (C)(3) nonprofit that survives through donations and the hard work of our volunteers. This is our 20th year leaving #water near our desert #borders in order to decrease migrant #heat related deaths. Please visit our website linked in the bio for information about our mission and how to donate.

Mark, Marcella and Nikolai set up stations along the Tecate railroad route as reports of migrants in distress near the desert wind turbines increase. It was extremely windy out and the weather was mild. While setting up stations we noticed that an anonymous group or member from the public had recently left water out in a couple locations. It's reassuring to know that others are aware of the situation out here and care about the lives of strangers ❤

This week #waterstations #waterstation was repleni

This week #waterstations #waterstation was replenishing #water on routes when a tire blew. It took us a little over 3 hours in 105 + degree #heat to fix it. As a Water Station member I always feel safe going out because we are well prepared. We have coolers with #ice, plenty of #cold liquids, food, first aid, tools, satellite phones and #volunteers who are very familiar with the area. But even with all this equipment and know how the #desert and heat combined with the unpredictable can feel dangerous. After the first hour being stuck it just felt really uncomfortable. But then you start to get nervous, and feel dizzy. One seasoned volunteer was afraid of passing out. We can only imagine what our migrants face with little to no resources and zero familiarity with the area. We will be back on the 18th to make sure water is replenished at each of our stations and continue to place water in areas that have heavy #migrant traffic to mitigate heat related deaths and injuries. Please check out our website linked in our bio for more formation about our mission statement and how you can help.

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