Sunday, March 1, 2009

Another Donation


Wow, today Aunt Annie and Uncle Colin donated $50 to the Ryan's well. That is a lot! I am so happy that people want to help like I do. I really appreciate it.



Here are pictures of Aunt Annie with my brothers and me and Uncle Colin playing soccer with me.








Saturday, February 28, 2009

First Donation


Today I got my first donation from someone through my site.

Thank you so much Lily!

It makes me so happy that people are helping me get enough money to build a well. It is like we are all going to be working together to do it.

This is me with my friend, Lily, and my brother, Huck.

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

DONATION LINK

Here's an easy way to donate directly to Ryan's Well foundation:

http://ryanswell.r-esourcecentre.com/Event/FundraisingPage.asp?Event_ID=3&Participant_ID=24&Contact_ID=0&EMAIL_TYPE=P

Progress

I have made $5 and will be doing more chores this weekend. I can do chores for other people too, so please email or call my mom if you have work for me to do to earn donations.

I got a letter from Erica at the Ryan's Well Foundation! Ryan and his family read my blog! I am so excited. They are going to put my blog on their website!

Here is the letter:

Hi Jed,

My name is Erica and I work for Ryan's Well. We were so excited to read your
blog and how you are raising money for wells - just like Ryan by doing
chores. Ryan and his family are aware of your blog and the work you are
doing. We are so proud of you. Keep up the good work!

We will continue to read your blog and keep track of your progress. I would
like to post your blog on our website, so ask your mom and we can highlight
the work you are doing.

Have a great day, Jed.

Erica

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Recent work

In the last week I did more week for Mom to raise money. I baby sat for Zeke and I helped clean up the house and I did lots of chores. I made $2.50.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Progress Report

So far I have made $2.50. Last week, I earned $1.00 by going to Jenny Lou's to get some groceries for Mom. Then, I earned 50 cents by watching Zeke while Mom was busy. Today, I earned $1.00 by going to Jenny Lou's again for groceries. I got 1 onion and 1 long bread. I couldn't find the cheese. I doing this to make a world a better place. If you can think of more jobs I can do, please comment on my blog.

By Jed Henderschedt

Monday, January 26, 2009



This is the book from which Jed first learned of Ryan's dreams. When Jed met Ryan, he signed Jed's book.

Where the idea came from

The Well
The Dirty Water

One fine day Ryan's teacher told his class about Africa. Some people in Africa didn't have clean water to drink and they had to drink yucky water. That gave Ryan the idea to earn money by doing chores so that he could build a well to help people get clear water to drink. His teach said it was $70. So he earned $70 and he went to the company to give it money. The company said it wasn't enough-- it was $2000! His spirits were sinking. His mom said, "Are you going to stop?" Ryan said, "No I am going to keep going." So after a while he earned $2000. He went back to the company and gave them the money. HOO-RAY! Ryan did it! That is why I want to earn money.

I want to raise money to build some wells and make the world a better place!

By Jed Henderschedt

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Jed wants to build a well....


When Jed was in Kindergarten he learned about Ryan Hreljac. From reading Ryan's book, Jed learned that there are people all around the world who do not have clean water to drink. Ryan worked by doing chores around the house, starting in grade 1, to raise money to build a well near a school in a Ugandan village.

Today, Ryan has helped to raise millions of dollars and build over 460 wells around the world.

Jed was thrilled to meet Ryan when Ryan visited Jed's school in 2007. Ryan inspired Jed to want to help.

Jed wants to help to build a well. He is working around the house to earn money and you can help. Jed will post blog entries to keep track of his progress.

Read about Ryan... http://www.ryanswell.ca/story/