Rollins shot the video above on a recent trip to Sudan to show how easy it is to radically change a child's life for the better. The video shows how Drop In The Bucket's innovative eco-sanitation systems build on existing technology to help deliver clean water to schools — all while kids play on the playground. <br /><br />But as Rollins points out, Drop In The Bucket's work is about more than just giving kids a place to get a drink between classes. The changes they usher in are nothing short of revolutionary.<br /><br />In places that lack ready access to clean water, young girls run into problems when they hit adolescence. Girls who can't wash up properly are stigmatized; they drop out of school due to the embarrassment and lack of privacy, especially during their menstrual cycle. They're schooling ends prematurely, and so do their prospects of a better life for themselves.<br /><br />Visit www.dropinthebucket.org to see how you can help them build sanitation systems and wells in South Sudan and Uganda.
