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9/23 Benefit Concert & GoFundMe for Girls' Empowerment


As of August 31, 2016, the well is essentially complete. A cement cap
and steel access door with lock was installed after this photo was taken. 

Help finish the well and build for girls' empowerment with The Richmond House in Segou! 



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