We exist to bring safe water and sanitation to the world. Founded by Gary White and Matt Damon we pioneer market-driven financial solutions to the water crisis.
We believe water is the best investment the world can make to improve health, empower women, enable access to education, increase family income and change lives. Solving the global water crisis will help solve some of the most critical issues of our time.
Water is the best investment the world can make to achieve the global goals, and this means improving global health, enabling gender equality, supporting climate resiliency, increasing access to education, and ending poverty. Learn more about our work to help close the financial
Less time away collecting water means more time at home, healthy and safe with family. Give lasting access to safe water to people in need each month and give them time and health.
Access to safe water at home means time to learn. When you give safe water, you help empower kids in need with the opportunity to walk to school instead of walk to find water, and there they learn to read. Celebrate the power of water to unleash the potential of young minds.
Today, families living in poverty require reliable, sustainable, affordable access to safe water and sanitation to protect their health. Give to
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and empower people in need with safe water and toilets and the health they bring.
Right now, humanity faces multiple challenges that share a common connection. The cycle of poverty, inequality, and vulnerability to the effects of climate change; these issues, and more, stem from the lack of a resource needed by all, and that resource is safe water. Hereโs why
These are the words of Sapdiah, a mom and small business owner who longed to give her family safe water at home so she could focus on caring for her children and earning income. Read about how this Indonesian family is thriving thanks to your support.
Every person has 24 hours a day to use as they see fit. Yet millions who lack access to water at home have no choice but to use hours of that time to find and collect water for their families. Hereโs how access to safe water at home created more time for Sapdiah to work and help
Yolanda is a hopeful, determined woman who drew upon her strengths to overcome the financial obstacles standing between her family and the safe water they needed for their mountain home in Peru. Read more about how small, affordable loans empower women like Yolanda to move
The Worth of Water book is a powerful portrayal of when vision, passion, and generosity collide to change the lives of people in need of safe water. Available where books are sold, make it your
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We create sustainable solutions that help end the water crisis for people in poverty. If you believe in the power of lasting solutions instead of temporary fixes, give monthly to
@Water
and help empower families in need with lasting access to safe water.
Month after month, familiesโฏaround the worldโฏspend hoursโฏcollectingโฏwater.โฏYou can turnโฏevery monthโฏintoโฏanother chance toโฏgiveโฏhealth, time and opportunityโฏto those who need it most.โฏYour monthly gift matters.
When you donate to , your generosity makes an exponential difference by helping change lives with safe water. Thank you for supporting our work around the world.
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Today, families living in poverty require reliable, sustainable, affordable access to safe water and sanitation to protect their health. Give to
@Water
and empower people in need with safe water and toilets and the health they bring.
More than 1 million people die each year from lack of access to safe water and sanitation and every 2 minutes a child dies from a water or sanitation-related disease. Every month is an opportunity to help change this. Start giving safe water monthly at
Of the many challenges posed by her familyโs water crisis, Tahmina recalls that the time she had to spend collecting water meant time away from her baby and their home. Hereโs how affordable access to safe water at home gave Tahmina hope, and a choice about how she spends her
Peruโs diverse landscape includes a rapidly expanding urban population with limited or no access to safe piped water, impacting the health of the people living there. This is in addition to communities in the remote regions of the Amazon and Andes with no access to piped water or