The latest on our work and those supporting it
Remote water-point monitoring is becoming a reality. Our monthly donors are making it happen. The L’Wanda K Secondary school, pictured above, is home to nearly 200 students. And as you know, daily access to safe water is essential to their education, good health and hopeful futures. But we really can’t fully celebrate the benefits of […]
The Water Project just completed our Charting Impact Report as a demonstration of our commitment to ongoing transparency and accountability in support of our mission.
We can’t help but smile when we see these amazing women from Delta Sigma Theta! Over 100 people participated at the Harford County Alumnae Chapter’s (DST-HCAC) annual Walk On Water 5K this past July, and the pictures tell the story. They know how to have fun while raising money for clean water! Delta Sigma Theta […]
Today is all about community… World Water Day is a chance for us to cheer about our community (you!) and most importantly the communities we serve in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and most recently Burkina Faso. Water is something we all share. It’s a community resource. Making sure we all have access […]
The WHO and Unicef Declares the U.N. MDG goal for access to water has been met. We discuss the report and what is left to accomplish.
Been thinking about doing something for the first time, or even a second or third time, to help bring clean water to those in need? Boy, do we have a great date for you! Grab a pen, your iPhone, your family calendar, or your church bulletin; and mark down Thursday, March 22nd. This day is […]
In the late autumn of 2011 we started meeting via Webex each month with students from colleges and universities all over the country. Our goal? To connect them to other like-minded peers and leaders who are interested in being a part of the solution to the economic water crisis that keeps millions without access to […]
This past Saturday, December 10th, Kat Graham and Ian Somerhalder hosted “The Ripple Event” in Los Angeles to benefit The Water Project.
Beginning on June 6th, 2011 – The Water Project, Inc is relocating our headquarters from Charlotte, NC to Concord, NH. It’s a big move and we couldn’t be happier! We’re incredibly excited about this new opportunity to expand our operations, add some office space and welcome new folks to our team! Our new headquarters in […]