Be a part of the solution.
Make a difference for as little as $20
If we all contribute what we can, it’s easy to make clean water more accessible in developing countries. The solutions are both cost-effective and simple.
For instance, $20 provides a person with clean water for life. And a $100 donation keeps an entire family healthy when it’s used to build a ventilated pit latrine.
There are many ways to support our projects — use the links on this page to explore the various options.
We hope you’ll contribute if you’re able – and together, we can make an enormous difference.
Click on the links below to learn more about the project and to donate.
Donate $25 and receive a T-Shirt or $40 and receive a rock from Everest
Click on Donate Now to see the various sponsorship levels to help bring clean water to those global communities living without clean water.
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Provide Water for 1 Person for Life
It only takes a $20 donation to provide one person with clean water for life. That is a small amount and it makes a lifelong change in someone’s life.
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Become a Founder
Sponsor a Well
This project is designed to fund the installation of a well in a rural underdeveloped community in Africa. The cost to dig a well in Africa or India is a hard question to answer – because Africa and India are wildly diverse continents. And water wells come in many varieties. There are lots of ways to drill them.
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Sponsor Rain Collection Facilities
This project is designed to fund the installation of a well in a rural underdeveloped community in Africa. The cost to dig a well in Africa or India is a hard question to answer – because Africa and India are wildly diverse continents. And water wells come in many varieties. There are lots of ways to drill them.
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Sponsor a Spring Protection Project
Sponsor a Latrine Construction Project
This project is designed to fund the construction of latrines in a rural underdeveloped community in Africa. Latrines allow for safer and more hygienic disposal of human waste than open defecation. They are used in rural areas and low-income urban communities, with significant use in the developing world.
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