Although she did not realize it at the age of 14, Jennifer's life was being changed and future shaped during her first mission trip to Mexico. In Mexico, Jennifer was introduced to the realities of starvation, unclean water, and children with no clothes, no homes, and often times, no parents. Through college and into her first career in publishing for a large corporation, God never erased or let her forget the images of the people in Mexico or their living conditions. Jennifer had been called to dedicate her life to helping others. She left her promising career as an Editor and began pursuing a Graduate degree at the College of Charleston. Today, she holds a Master of Public and Nonprofit Administration and brings nearly five years of professional experience in nonprofit administration, particularly in the areas of philanthropy, event planning, volunteer management, and grant writing. With her experience comes an understanding that an integral part of any nonprofit and its success is its donors and supporters. She is excited to work with those who support Water of Life, and as a result, help the organization further its mission of showing the love of Jesus through clean water in West Africa and India.