wurld - change our world

A quick welcome to any visitors from the Auckland Mainly Music conference. We hope you enjoyed the conference, and your bottle of wurld water too of course! Please recycle it when you’re done, but it can take a lot of refills before then. If you need some more, here’s one way to get some more.

But why not have a look round here first, then visit us on Facebook, and follow us on twitter. We’re a friendly bunch, so any questions fire away, here’s all the ways to get in touch.

Thanks to Mainly Music for supporting wurld water, and helping us get closer to bringing clean water to more people.

Nathalie Hofsteede of givealittle.co.nz mentioned us in her presentation at Connect Now. If you’ve arrived to to check us out, stick around, explore the site and learn a bit more about what we’re trying to do.

The best background pages on wurld are Our Story and Our People.

We at wurld want to have an impact on the lives of others, people like those living in Salesatele Village in Samoa, where we have sponsored a clean water project.

We’re fully transparent in all we do, we’re a charitable business with a burning desire to help others through providing consumers a different brand of something they already buy, and brand where the ’shareholders’ are those who need help. Together we can change our world. Thanks for visiting!

Jared

Our Day 5 event for March had an early hiccup, there was some miscommunication with the Beachhaven Parent Centre around start times for their yard clean up in preparation for their big opening. We were only able to help out for about 30 minutes, and we just weren’t happy with this as it wasn’t really helping enough!

So we organised to do some collecting for Plunket later in the month for their annual appeal down at the local mall here in Birkenhead. Who wouldn’t want to give money to this friendly wurld director!

This Easter weekend, wurld water is being sold at the Reflections on Easter event at the Rawene Centre. This free event uses art and contemporary media to follow the dramatic events in the life of Jesus over that first Easter week.

There’s a cafe on site, and that’s also where you’ll find wurld water! For more details see the flyer below and here’s the Facebook event too.