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Water Run #1
Over 10,000 pounds of water transported to Ganado, AZ (Steamboat and Ganado Chapters)
On June 7, Intercity Service completed its first water run, delivering critical water supplies to families in need. The effort provided 4.5 pallets of bottled water, totaling 9,500 water bottles and approximately 12,000 pounds of water.
Through this initiative, water was distributed to 350 households, helping make sure that families had access to a reliable supply of clean drinking water. We were also able to meet Glenda for the first time, sparking a new connection for future service activities.
Water Run #1
Future Outlook
This project is part of an ongoing commitment to supporting Navajo Nation communities where access to safe water remains a challenge. Moving forward, Intercity Service Coalition hopes to continue building relationships with communities in the Navajo Nation and expanding similar service efforts driven by local needs. The goal is to keep showing up consistently, learning directly from communities, and supporting initiatives that create more reliable access over time. Let's work together to expand this service and show the positive impact the Navajo Nation Project has on the community. To get started, contact us at contact@intercityservice.org, or DM us on our Instagram (@intercityservice)!
1. Tome, M., & Möller, G. (2025). Arsenic and Uranium Contamination on Navajo Nation Tribal Lands, USA: A State-of-the-Science Review of a Toxic Mining Legacy and Its Socio-Environmental Impacts. Environments, 12(10), 394. https://doi.org/10.3390/environments12100394
2. Navajo Nation declares a drought emergency. (2026, June 10). Navajo Nation Office of the President. https://opvp.navajo-nsn.gov/260610-navajo-nation-declares-a-drought-emergency/
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