Reynolds, Lively donation funds training for Indigenous water operators

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Actors Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively donated $500,000 to the organization Water First. The funding supported a 15-month training and certification program for eight Indigenous participants. The graduates completed over 2,000 hours of combined technical and practical training in water management. They will now work in water treatment operations within their communities, aiming to increase local self-sufficiency.

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