Bryan Royle traveled to Soroti, Uganda in January 2018 and visited the village of Ordori. This was the village his church had helped by giving grain and rice during a time of severe drought. A woman approached and expressed gratitude for the provisions, and was thankful that they had only lost six people to the drought that year. It was at this point that Bryan began to think about drilling wells in Africa, but the problem was much bigger than just wells. It seemed like there were many systems, but not one cohesive system to solve the needs of sanitation, irrigation, and access to clean water.