Amman Imman: Water Is Life, AMMAN IMMAN PARTNERS WITH SCHOOLS TO BRING WATER TO 25,000 IN WEST AFRICA

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Press Release: october 23, 2009

Amman Imman Founder Ariane Kirtley
interviewed by Montel Williams on Air America

Washington, D.C. (October 23, 2009) — Today, Ariane Kirtley's conversation with Montel Williams was broadcast LIVE on Air America's "Montel Across America" show. Montel emphatically urges audience members to do something "for the least of us" and help Amman Imman drill borehole wells in the Azawak of West Africa. We hope to raise $100,000 by February 1st in order to complete another borehole. Secure donations are available online here.

Highlights from the interview:

"What do we have to do to make people in America understand that no matter how bad it is for us, there are still people that are worse-off, and we still need to do our part because that to whom much is given, much is expected." - Montel Williams

"It sounds so simple, let's see what we can do. You've got our commitment here at Montel Across America to help you out. We'll make sure we keep ringing the bell as loudly as we can." - Montel Williams.

Listen to the whole of Ariane's October 23rd interview with Montel Williams on Air America.

For other media coverage from Air America, please listen to Jack Rice's in-depth interview with Ariane, aired on October 21, 2009. You can listen to and watch this incredible interview here..

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With partners like Air America, Amman Imman: Water is Life is bringing water and hope to the children of the Azawak in West Africa and focusing the country's attention on the "human face of climate change."

For more information about Amman Imman, please visit http://www.waterishope.org. To read about student efforts to help, visit: http://montessori-amman-imman-project.blogspot.com/.

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