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[H1] Bring clean and safe water to every person on the planet
GIVE TODAY

[H2] Other Ways to Give

[H5] Donate by Check
Make checks payable to charity: water. If you're donating in honor of someone, sponsoring a water project or want to direct your donation to our operating costs, please write that in the memo of your check.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations to The Spring via check.
Tax receipts will be mailed within four to six weeks after the donation has been processed.

[H5] International Giving
charity: water is a registered charity in the UK. To make a tax-efficient donation in GBP, visit charitywateruk.org. For other international donations, we accept bank issued money orders in USD. Money orders should be made payable to charity: water and can be mailed to the address below. For donations over $6,000, we also accept wire transfers; email info@charitywater.org for more information.
Please note, only donations made by eligible US taxpayers may be tax-deductible.

[H5] Donate Stock
We're able to accept donations in the form of stock, government (including municipal) debt and corporate debt through the Depository Trust Company (DTC). For security, settlement and reduced paperwork, electronic transfer through the DTC is preferred. This can be arranged from most brokerage accounts.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations to The Spring via stock.
Please contact info@charitywater.org for more information on making a stock donation.

charity: water
Donation Processing Center, 230 Franklin Rd., Ste. 11-II
Franklin, TN 37064
EIN: 22-3936753
charity: water is a 501 (c)(3)

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[H2] Other Ways to Give

[H5] Donate by Check
Make checks payable to charity: water. If you're donating in honor of someone, sponsoring a water project or want to direct your donation to our operating costs, please write that in the memo of your check.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations to The Spring via check.
Tax receipts will be mailed within four to six weeks after the donation has been processed.

[H5] International Giving
charity: water is a registered charity in the UK. To make a tax-efficient donation in GBP, visit charitywateruk.org. For other international donations, we accept bank issued money orders in USD. Money orders should be made payable to charity: water and can be mailed to the address below. For donations over $6,000, we also accept wire transfers; email info@charitywater.org for more information.
Please note, only donations made by eligible US taxpayers may be tax-deductible.

[H5] Donate Stock
We're able to accept donations in the form of stock, government (including municipal) debt and corporate debt through the Depository Trust Company (DTC). For security, settlement and reduced paperwork, electronic transfer through the DTC is preferred. This can be arranged from most brokerage accounts.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations to The Spring via stock.
Please contact info@charitywater.org for more information on making a stock donation.

charity: water
Donation Processing Center, 230 Franklin Rd., Ste. 11-II
Franklin, TN 37064
EIN: 22-3936753
charity: water is a 501 (c)(3)

[H6] people served
This number represents the total number of people who will gain access to clean water as reported by our implementing partners. This number is dynamic and updates as we receive new information from our partners in the field.
[H6] water projects funded
This number represents all water projects funded by charity: water, including completed projects and those under construction. This number is dynamic and updates as we receive new information from our partners in the field.
[H6] countries
This number includes all countries where we have funded projects.
[H6] why water?
[H2] Because clean water changes everything
Health EducationWomenEconomic GrowthOur work to end the water crisis needs your support. You can help open the door to education, income, dignity, and health — especially for women and children.GIVE TODAY GIVE TODAY Thanks to a small group of generous philanthropists who fund our operational expenses, 100% of your donation directly funds clean water projects.
[H2] Know that your donation is making a difference
charity: water uses 100% of your donation to fund clean water around the world and then proves every single project you fund, complete with GPS coordinates and photos. Give water. Get proof. Every single time.

[H6] CHARITY: WATER'S impact to date
[H1] 209,200
[H6] WATER PROJECTS FUNDED
[H1] 29
[H6] countries
[H1] 21,641,908
[H6] people will be served
[H6] the details
This number represents all water projects funded by charity: water, including completed projects and those under construction. This number is dynamic and updates as we receive new information from our partners in the field.
[H6] the details
This number includes all countries where we have funded projects.
[H6] the details
This number represents the total number of people who will gain access to clean water as reported by our implementing partners. This number is dynamic and updates as we receive new information from our partners in the field.
[H2] Ready to take action?
There are lots of great ways to help us end the global water crisis. Take action today, and change lives.
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[H4] Give clean water every month
A gift of just £15 a month is enough to bring 6 people — an entire family — clean water each year. Join Today
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[H4] Sponsor a water project
By sponsoring a project, you can provide clean water for a community, school, or health clinic.Sponsor Now
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[H4] Start a fundraiser
Support clean water projects by raising funds for people in need. Get Started
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[H4] Give to a fundraiser
Support a fundraiser that captures your heart, and you'll show your support for the fundraiser and clean water projects around the world.Browse Fundraisers
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[H4] Plan for legacy giving
Make a lasting gift to help bring clean water to every person on the planet.Learn more
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Work closely with our team to develop initiatives with undeniable impact.Partner with us
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[H4] Honor someone special
Honor or remember someone special by making a gift in their name. Give Today
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[H4] Join Tiny Heroes
Explore how children can make a difference in the lives of kids around the world with the gift of clean water.Get inspired
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[H1] You can do anything to raise money for clean water.
From lemonade stands to themed parties to ukulele pop-up concerts and everything in between, we’ve seen fundraisers do some pretty remarkable things for clean water. No matter what you do, 100% of the money you raise will directly fund clean water projects that will transform the future for families around the world. start your fundraiseror find a campaign

Fundraisers make it possible to give people the gift of clean water. Join them.

Start a fundraiser

[H2] Why fundraise?
No one should die from dirty water. And yet, 3,800 lives will be lost today. And tomorrow. And the day after that. Many will be children. But it doesn’t need to be this way. The water crisis is a problem we know how to solve. And we will, if we work together. As a fundraiser, you'll inspire your community to join you in your mission to bring clean and safe water to as many people as possible. Along with increasing awareness and empowering those around you to take action, 100% of every penny you raise will provide families with the water, sanitation, and hygiene resources they deserve.
[H6] how it works
[H2] Starting a fundraiser is easy
[H4] Set up your fundraiser
It only takes a few minutes to get started. Choose a name. Pick a photo. Share what you’re doing, and why. And just like that, you’re ready to start raising money for clean water.
[H4] Spread the word
Once your campaign is set up, tell everyone you know. Your grandpa. Your great Aunt Sally. Your friends from way back when. The more people you tell, the faster you’ll reach your goal.
[H4] See your impact
100% of the money you raise will directly fund clean water projects. We’ll report back to you — and everyone who supported you! — about where your money went and the communities you’ve helped.
[H2] What will you do for clean water?
You name it, the charity: water community has probably done it. Fundraisers have proven there’s no mountain too high, no haircut too wild, no canvas too big — all in support of clean and safe water. Now, it’s your turn. What will you do?start your fundraiser
[H6] another way to fundraise
[H2] Make your next birthday one to remember
Lory learned that millions of people spend hours walking to collect water each day, all for water that’s not safe to drink. So instead of asking for birthday presents, he asked his friends and family to donate $6 for his 6th birthday — and raised $2,386. Inspired by Lory? (We are, too.) Consider donating your birthday for clean water.pledge your birthday
[H2] Have a question?
We’re here to help. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions about fundraising for charity: water.Email our Supporter Experience at team@charitywater.org
[H3] You deserve to give with confidence
Philanthropists and Gift Aid cover our operating costs so you can trust 100% of your donation will go directly to water solutions, every penny, every time. These companies and organisations agree.
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According to a 2023 report from WHO, 1.4 million lives are lost each year due to inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene — an average of more than 3,800 deaths each day.

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[H1] The smallest among us have it all figured out
Kids are doing inspiring, heartwarming, and over-the-top incredible things for clean water, so we created an annual award to celebrate these Tiny Heroes.

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[H2]
Clean water for
45,000+ people
and counting

A Tiny Hero's greatest superpower? They can turn
anything
into clean water.
A month's worth of rice and beans for dinner. Five-minute tea parties. T-shirts that say, "I like bugs, but not in my water." With their powers combined, these heroes have brought clean and safe water to thousands of people across the globe.

[H3] £1.3M
Raised

[H3] 45,000+
People Served

[H2]
Meet the
2024 class of tiny heroes

Budding
entrepreneurs.

Savvy
innovators.

Top-notch
inspire-ers.

Grab your sunglasses. The future is bright with this year's class of Tiny Heroes leading the way.

Hudson and Curren Graves

Miles Honeycutt

Betty Tudor-Hocking

[H3] Hudson and Curren Graves
Hawaii, United States
Hudson and Curren took their goals to market. After seeing charity: water's work first-hand, they set up a stand at their local farmers market to spread awareness for the water crisis. They planned activities for market guests and painted notecards for purchase, far exceeding their goal of $4,000 and raising $6,300 for clean water!

“Clean water changes everything. And if kids are healthy they can go to school!”
— Curren

[H3] Miles Honeycutt
Indiana, United States
Instead of getting presents, Miles wanted to give the gift of clean water to kids like him. Miles donated his 10th birthday to charity: water, and the $800 he raised will help a community in Bangladesh gain access to clean water.

“I just went and got this water from the sink! But some people can't do that.”
— Miles

[H3] Betty Tudor-Hocking
East Sussex, United Kingdom
Betty bravely gave away some of her favorite toys. The mission? Clean water. In just five days, she raised over $100 for charity: water, and learned a valuable lesson on how good it feels to give.

“I want kids and adults all around the world to be safe from diseases like cholera that form in dirty water.”
— Betty

[H2] Tiny Heroes Alumni

Act cool. You're about to meet some legends.

These heroes may not be tiny anymore (we're looking at you, 6-foot-tall Nathaniel), but their impact is enormous. With creativity, commitment, and a whole lot of heart, they paved the way for future kid-fundraisers with some unforgettable campaigns.

Max S
Riley
Tariku
Bridger
Nathaniel
Lory
Max & Jack
Mussé
Brendan
Arav
Aadhya
Maddie
Aviva & Sage
London
Cosette
Lula Grace
Willa & Beckett
Noa
Nora
Herbie
Charlie
Josiah
Nanami
Neekta
Olive
Supriya
Jala & Aalia
Jordan
Ian & Team Orange
Oceane
Jack
Summit Elementary 3rd Graders

[H3] Max S
Most likely to exceed expectations
Rhode Island, United States
First campaign: 2008
One of the first ever "September campaigners"
Raised $20,000 for his 7th birthday alone

“My pitch as a 7 year old was essentially, 'This isn't fair.' Here I am, a 7-year-old child, and there are seven-year-old children in a different country dying because they do not have access to a basic human right. It felt like, 'I have clean water. They should have clean water, too.'”
— Max S
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[H3] Riley
Most likely to never eat beans again
Washington, D.C., United States
First campaign: 2010
Ate rice and beans for a month and put the grocery savings toward clean water
Has run a total of six campaigns and raised over $23,000

“I'm living in D.C. and interning on Capitol Hill. That's where this has led me to. And I think that's probably true for every child when you support their passion to change the world. It's going to evolve into even more meaningful things as they get older.”
— Riley
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[H3] Tariku
Most likely to become a sports legend
Colorado, United States
First campaign: 2010
Lost his younger brother in Ethiopia because of dirty water
Has completed NINE campaigns and helped over 900 people!

“Spending the first four years of my life drinking dirty water in Ethiopia, and losing my baby brother because of it, made me want to help make sure no more kids die. Working with charity: water over the past 11 years has helped me feel like I’m helping.”
— Tariku

[H3] Bridger
Most likely to fill you with holiday spirit
North Dakota, United States
First campaign: 2010
Gave up his Christmas presents when he was 7 years old and raised $5,000
Has given up a total of eight Christmases for clean water!

“charity: water is so special to me because it opens up the opportunity to better the world to anyone. Even when I was little, it gave me the chance to have a real, positive impact on people’s lives across the world. That’s pretty cool.”
— Bridger

[H3] Nathaniel
Most likely to show up at your front door with an ice lolly
Maryland, United States
First campaign: 2012
Used his birthdays, soccer club, and school graduation to raise money
Has now hosted 10 campaigns for charity: water!

“In fourth grade, a teacher talked about World Water Day, and another teacher talked about wants versus needs. So when it came to giving up birthday gifts—sure, every 8 year old wants the new Nerf gun or the new action figure—but it's not about ‘wants’ for people without water. You need water. I took those lessons to heart and decided that I could give up my wants if it helped somebody else get what they actually need.”
— Nathaniel
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[H3] Lory
Most likely to throw an awesome party
New York, United States
First campaign: 2012
Gave up three birthdays in a row
Star of our 2013 Pledge Your Birthday campaign
Celebrated his bar mitzvah with another campaign for clean water in 2019!

[H3] Max & Jack
Most likely to team up for clean water
New York, United States
First campaign: 2013
Worked together to raise over $20,000 for clean water
Max can frequently be seen encouraging other fundraisers on Instagram

[H3] Mussé
Most likely to have a TED talk
Washington, United States
First campaign: 2013
A true ambassador for the water crisis, hosting Water Walks and speaking to classrooms
Has completed 14 campaigns for clean water!

“charity: water was my way of giving back to my people in Ethiopia by helping change their lives. I may not save every life, but I will fight for them all!”
— Mussé

[H3] Brendan
Most likely to become a fashion mogul
Massachusetts, United States
First campaign: 2013
Designed a t-shirt that became an instant classic: "I like bugs, but not in my water!"
Made 500 t-shirts. Raised $5,000.

[H3] Arav
Most likely to become poet laureate
New Jersey, United States
First campaign: 2014
Started with a birthday campaign and then just kept going... for five years in a row!
Gave a presentation at school and inspired his younger sister to take action too
Has now raised $13,602 for clean water

“To me, being a Tiny Hero means that you're someone who is willing to make a change. You're someone who sees a problem that someone else has, even if you don't know who they are, and you want to help them. You'll sacrifice your time, effort, and resources in the hope of bettering others. It doesn't matter how much money you raise or how many people you help. The only thing you have to do to become a Tiny Hero is to help solve a problem that doesn't affect you.”
— Arav
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[H3] Aadhya
Most likely to pass along the inspiration
New Jersey, United States
First campaign: 2017
Learned about the water crisis from her brother Arav and immediately jumped into action
Asked for donations instead of gifts for three birthdays in a row

“Missing out on presents is a bummer, but helping others is actually better. Seeing my brother do it inspired me, and I hope reading this inspires you. Seeing smiles on the faces of those we helped gives me a warm heart.”
— Aadhya
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[H3] Maddie
Most likely to become a lemonade tycoon
British Columbia, Canada
First campaign: 2014
Stood behind her lemonade stand, rain or shine, to raise money for clean water
Brought in local musicians to keep her patrons entertained

“I liked how I felt involved and that I could actually make a difference. And I liked when people came up to me, smiling at this kid that was actually trying to make a difference. I hope I inspired them to know that everyone can make a difference.”
— Maddie

[H3] Aviva & Sage
Most likely to be knighted
North Carolina, United States
First campaign: 2014
Went trick-or-treating as the "Knights of the mycharity: water Table"
Came home with over $100 for clean water!

[H3] London
Most likely to go viral
California, United States
First campaign: 2015
Used her YouTube channel to spread the word about clean water and raise money for her birthday campaign
She was only 5 years old!

“Seeing kids without access to clean water made me both sad and angry. How is it possible that we all don't have clean water to drink when water is such a necessity for life? I'm so thankful my parents introduced me to charity: water and gave me a way to raise money.”
— London

[H3] Cosette
Most likely to end up in MoMA
Alberta, Canada
First campaign: 2015
Has been selling her paintings to raise money for people in need of food and clean water since she was three years old
Sold prints. Hosted gallery shows. Raised nearly $12,000 for charity: water.

“I hope that some of those people I was able to help might now have a chance at a future that, before, was not possible. It was fun. It made my heart so happy knowing that I was able to help some people.”
— Cosette

[H3] Lula Grace
Most likely to be recruited by global ad agencies
Isle of Man, United Kingdom
First campaign: 2015
Designed incredibly creative campaigns
We're talking science experiments, video productions, and a little something called Operation Smartie-Pants

“charity: water has made me feel very proud. I feel honoured and privileged to have worked with them. I felt like I was part of the charity: water team and like I was making a difference to more than just a couple of people.”
— Lula Grace

[H3] Willa & Beckett
Most likely to get you to pledge your allowance
California, United States
First campaign: 2013
Saw the need for clean water firsthand
Gave presentations, hosted Water Walks, and even got other kids to donate their allowance to clean water

[H3] Noa
Most likely to win an Oscar
North Carolina, United States
First campaign: 2017
Determined to fund an entire water project, Noa created her own Public Service Announcement (PSA) to inspire donations
Her Jerry Can journey funded clean water for more than 250 people

“If someone said that kids are too young to make a difference, I would go get my siblings and tell them, 'Watch this. We'll prove you wrong.' Even though we're small, we can do a lot.”
— Noa
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[H3] Nora
Most likely to change the world with $8.15
Virginia, United States
First campaign: 2018
Melted our hearts when she mailed in $8.15 and a note that said, "I do not want people to die from dirty water."
Her donation inspired 3,797 people to do the same thing

“Here's my message: Kids can make a big difference. Kids are strong. Kids can do what a kid's gotta do. You don't need to do something big and fancy. Just do what you need to do. This water crisis is huge. People need water. They don't want it; they need it. And you can make a big difference.”
— Nora
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[H3] Herbie
Most likely to be seen with his violin, “Jupiter”
New York, United States
First campaign: 2011
Decided to use his musical talents to fundraise for clean water
Brought his violin on vacation to Alaska and raised money at the foot of a glacier!

“I love charity: water because of how they work to advance the world.”
— Herbie

[H3] Charlie
Most likely to go above and beyond
New York, United States
Tiny Heroes Class of 2021
Family raised $50,000 to honor the memory of Charlie's baby brother, Lachlan
Charlie also gave up his birthday, raising an additional $1,665 for clean water

“After the sudden death of my baby brother, I wanted to help others in his name and leave a lasting legacy. I plan to do whatever I can to help kids everywhere get clean water.”
— Charlie

[H3] Josiah
Most likely to save the planet
New York, United States
Tiny Heroes Class of 2021
Passionate about helping kids (and adults!) go green
Used his recycling business, J Go Green, to fund clean water

“I like giving money that I make from my recycling business because I think everyone in the world deserves clean water. Even a little bit of money can make a big difference.”
— Josiah
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[H3] Nanami
Most likely to design your favorite tote
Hawaii, United States
Tiny Heroes Class of 2021
Used her 8th birthday to fundraise for clean water, and for a friend with cancer
Donors who gave $8 or more got a free tote bag, designed by Nanami

“All kids deserve clean water.”
— Nanami

[H3] Neekta
Most likely to become a ukulele sensation
Ontario, Canada
Tiny Heroes Class of 2021
Performed a virtual recital for clean water
A multi-talented artist: Singer, songwriter, and plays piano and ukulele

“What's better than helping other people by doing what you love? Thanks to charity: water, I got to do that and you can, too!”
— Neekta

[H3] Olive
Most likely to invite you to tea
Kent, United Kingdom
Tiny Heroes Class of 2021
Hosted 5-minute tea parties for clean water
Invited friends and family to enjoy fresh water, a snack, and a chat

“I saw that other people don't have fresh water, and I felt sad. They must be thirsty. So I decided to raise some money to help them.”
— Olive

[H3] Supriya
Most likely to inspire you with new tunes
Washington, United States
Tiny Heroes Class of 2021
Teamed up with her brother to put on a concert for clean water
Performed Carnatic music, a traditional form of Indian classical music

“Clean drinking water is not a privilege, it is a basic human right.”
— Supriya

[H3] Jala & Aalia
Most likely to assemble your new side table
Auckland, New Zealand
Tiny Heroes Class of 2022
Started their business, The Flatpack Girls, to help adults with furniture assembly
10% of their proceeds go to local charities and another 10% goes to charity: water

“Over the last year, we have built cabinets, bookshelves, barbeques, desks, beds, and even gym equipment. If we can help by sharing what we've earned, then we want to make sure we do.”
— Jala & Aa

[H1] You can do anything to raise money for clean water.
From lemonade stands to themed parties to ukulele pop-up concerts and everything in between, we’ve seen fundraisers do some pretty remarkable things for clean water. No matter what you do, 100% of the money you raise will directly fund clean water projects that will transform the future for families around the world. start your fundraiseror find a campaign

Fundraisers make it possible to give people the gift of clean water. Join them.

Start a fundraiser

[H2] Why fundraise?
No one should die from dirty water. And yet, 3,800 lives will be lost today. And tomorrow. And the day after that. Many will be children. But it doesn’t need to be this way. The water crisis is a problem we know how to solve. And we will, if we work together. As a fundraiser, you'll inspire your community to join you in your mission to bring clean and safe water to as many people as possible. Along with increasing awareness and empowering those around you to take action, 100% of every penny you raise will provide families with the water, sanitation, and hygiene resources they deserve.
[H6] how it works
[H2] Starting a fundraiser is easy
[H4] Set up your fundraiser
It only takes a few minutes to get started. Choose a name. Pick a photo. Share what you’re doing, and why. And just like that, you’re ready to start raising money for clean water.
[H4] Spread the word
Once your campaign is set up, tell everyone you know. Your grandpa. Your great Aunt Sally. Your friends from way back when. The more people you tell, the faster you’ll reach your goal.
[H4] See your impact
100% of the money you raise will directly fund clean water projects. We’ll report back to you — and everyone who supported you! — about where your money went and the communities you’ve helped.
[H2] What will you do for clean water?
You name it, the charity: water community has probably done it. Fundraisers have proven there’s no mountain too high, no haircut too wild, no canvas too big — all in support of clean and safe water. Now, it’s your turn. What will you do?start your fundraiser
[H6] another way to fundraise
[H2] Make your next birthday one to remember
Lory learned that millions of people spend hours walking to collect water each day, all for water that’s not safe to drink. So instead of asking for birthday presents, he asked his friends and family to donate $6 for his 6th birthday — and raised $2,386. Inspired by Lory? (We are, too.) Consider donating your birthday for clean water.pledge your birthday
[H2] Have a question?
We’re here to help. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions about fundraising for charity: water.Email our Supporter Experience at team@charitywater.org
[H3] You deserve to give with confidence
Philanthropists and Gift Aid cover our operating costs so you can trust 100% of your donation will go directly to water solutions, every penny, every time. These companies and organisations agree.
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According to a 2023 report from WHO, 1.4 million lives are lost each year due to inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene — an average of more than 3,800 deaths each day.