The GENESIS Network
Boston, MA -- The GENESIS Network, a nonprofit organization that develops humans rights projects to help at-risk children and communities around the world, announced a partnership with AquaSafe of Australia to support relief efforts in Haiti. The organizations will deliver hundreds of portable water filtrations systems that will provide nearly 120,000 gallons of clean drinking water to remote communities.
Members of The GENESIS Network will fly from Miami, FL to Haiti with AquaSafe’s AquaSafeStraw, a chemical-free mechanism that filters out 99.9999% of disease-causing bacteria. Operation Teacup, an international group of aircraft owners and pilots volunteering in the relief effort, will provide air transportation for the operation.
"It's a wonderful opportunity to be able to provide assistance to people in dire need of help. We're thrilled that we have been able to join forces with AquaSafe to make this possible," says Adam Swartzbaugh, GENESIS Network Founder.
“At AquaSafeCorp, we are excited and proud to be part of the relief effort in Haiti with our unique product, the AquaSafeStraw. In supporting the work of the GENESIS Network, we are making an immediate difference in the health and recovery of Haiti. We are immensely proud to be involved in this way” says, Andie Domanko, AquaSafeStraw Director
About The GENESIS Network
The GENESIS Network, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, develops international human rights projects to help at-risk children and communities. Projects include building schools, economic development and orphan protection. Global volunteers and philanthropists contribute their time, energy and talents every day. www.TheGenesisNetwork.org
About AquaSafe
AquaSafeStraw was founded in 1997 by inventor Razmik Mikaelian. The company's AquaSafeStraw uses microfiltration membrane technology. This technology filters out water borne bacteria and protozoa found in tap water of many countries.
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