Get Involved. Start Today!

1.) Get Connected

You can sign up for updates and project info.

Then get involved in one of our new communities.

Lots of folks are learning, helping and giving. Meet others who are getting involved.

Join (free) our Change.org Community.
Start your own fund raising page, invite friends, take action.

Join our Cause on Facebook. Recruit members, track donations you've helped raise, and help spread the word!

Help us get our MySpace profile and group going! We need some help publicizing it... Join, invite and see an immediate impact!

2.) Tell Others

"HTML for H2O" Campaign
Let's see how many websites, blogs, IM accounts, and more we can help connect to The Water Project. Help tell the story and change lives.

Tell Others
The power of connecting people is always underestimated. Some of our most valuable partners learned of the need of clean water because a friend sent a quick email pointing to our site.

3.) Help Raise Money

Organize a Water Challenge
If you want to know how your class, school, club, church or other group can get involved and help bring clean water to thousands of people check this out.

4.)Support a Project

Practice generosity.
Give what you can. Every drop matters!

Even if you give a little, you will make a big difference. If everyone who visited our site gave just $10, we could build a water project for 2,000 people every week!

Our Current Projects:
Wells for Schools: Kenya | Zambia Well Repair | Biosand Filters in Cameroon

Be Encouraged!

Does it seem overwhelming to think how you, just one person, can begin to respond to the needs of our world? Tough issues like poverty, lack of education, hunger and the HIV/AIDS pandemic seem too complex to solve alone.

But we sincerely believe that you, one person, CAN make a huge difference. There are a number of ways you can become part of the solution. Some take seconds, some dollars, and others just a bit of commitment. Start Today!

The Water Project, Inc. is a public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.