Pictured above: Lilah McDonald.
In this special bonus episode, we turn the tables on Sustainably Ever After host Lilah McDonald, and hear her story as a young entrepreneur, changemaker, and advocate for a more sustainable Aotearoa.
At just 10 years old, Lilah founded Water Us, a purpose-led toilet paper company funding public drinking fountains across New Zealand. Now a teen, she’s already installed her first two fountains and is working toward a bold goal: 100 fountains nationwide. Lilah shares how a single moment during a childhood trip sparked her mission to reduce plastic waste and promote health in our communities.
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Episode highlights
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The story behind Water Us and the Public Water Project
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What it’s like building a social enterprise while still at school
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Her reflections on hosting two seasons of Sustainably Ever After
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Key lessons from conversations with changemakers like Brianne West
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Advice for young people and businesses on making meaningful change
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Why taking small steps – and simply starting – matters more than perfection
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Find out more about about Water Us
Website – waterus.nz
Facebook –@waterus.nz
Instagram –@waterus.nz
A special thanks to sponsors of this podcast, Milford Foundation that is supporting education, youth and the environment to build a better tomorrow for all New Zealanders.
