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Happy September!  In this unique moment of global crisis, we are immensely grateful for all the friends, family, fellow activists, and inspiring essential workers who helped fill this unprecedented summer with healing, hope, love and justice.

Sending wishes of safety and strength to all, Ella & Mabel




Writer's picture: sisters4watersisters4water

Congratulations to one of our inspirations, Barbara White, on the publication of her newest book, Disturber of Tradition: A Portrait of Anna Gardner. Anna Gardner (1816–1901) was a Nantucket educator, writer, abolitionist, and suffragist. A lifelong advocate of justice, she worked tirelessly toward her vision of an equitable society. A co-organizer of the 1841 Nantucket Anti-Slavery Convention, the first teacher and principal of the Jefferson School for freedmen in Charlottesville, Va., and among the first women to vote on Nantucket, Gardner engaged in movements locally, regionally, and nationally throughout the nineteenth century. Her story shows that societal change is possible at the ground level when everyday people put their principles into action. Here's to Barbara, Anna Gardner, and folks everywhere fighting for equity and justice! And our deepest gratitude to Barbara and Mark for their generous donation to our H20 for Life project. 


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Writer's picture: sisters4watersisters4water

To celebrate the 100th day of our potholder pledge, we are launching our brand new Sisters4Water Satchel! Using two large potholders, the main body measures 8” by 8” and holds six tennis balls. The strong strap measures 15” and stretches to 22”, depending on the bag’s contents. You choose the design and colors, we weave, sew, and deliver! $50. Every penny goes to H20 for Life to fund water projects for Matsimbe Secondary School!




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