The Water Project
A gift of $23 can provide
one person with clean, safe water.
Will you help?
 

You Can Help Provide
Clean, Safe
Drinking Water

Do you believe that everyone deserves something as simple and crucial for life as clean, safe water?

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Girl at new well in Sierra Leone
 

Give Water. See Your Impact.

We're bringing relief to communities around the world who
suffer needlessly from a lack of access to clean water and proper sanitation.

Help Fund a Water Project

hand pumped water well
  1. Through your support we invest in proven partners who are drilling fresh water wells, providing sanitation and hygiene training and constructing other sustainable water projects.

  2. We show every donor the specific impact of their gifts through photos, short stories and GPS map coordinates of every project.

  3. We follow up, monitor and evaluate the projects you support to help ensure our shared work has a long-term impact.

We believe that every supporter can be part of the story of water by learning, acting, giving and then seeing the difference they make.

We're looking for willing hands...are you ready?

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Memuna K. - Community Member

We didn't have pure drinking water at all. The new pump is good. It is secure, pure and good for drinking. I'm happy about this.

Memuna K. - Community Member
The Water Project: Makoybondo Village - Foo Foo Catchment
George K. - Farmer

The new water from the borehole is clean and good because it is not polluted while the old one was dirty even when just looking at it from afar.

George K. - Farmer
The Water Project: Bushoga Community Well
Evarest M. - Farmer

The old water source was far for us, but the new water source is right within the village and has very clean water. Thank you.

Evarest M. - Farmer
The Water Project: Gakiri Community Well
Luka Tondo P. - Community Member

I'm so pleased and give thanks to the Lord for looking onto our cry and prayers. Today we are able to receive a borehole.

Luka Tondo P. - Community Member
The Water Project: Joom Village Well