clean water projects

With Sawyer’s support, what started as Tonia’s dream to bring clean water to others became a life-changing project for an entire community.

There’s always opportunities to grow and set goals, even for the most accomplished of adventurers.

Working with Sawyer Products, a company that makes water filters for outdoor activities, Club H20 has shipped 100s of filters around the world.

Lack of clean water isn’t unique to the Marshall Islands. According to a 2023 UNICEF report, over 2.2 billion people around the world don’t have access..

In early 2019, we started a large scale distribution of 864 filters into the village of Kianda within Kibera.

Four Hope College student-athletes joined Sports Information Director Alan Babbitt to discuss their service-filled and life-changing SEED...

Rotary Demerara providing water filtration systems for the community in Region One.

A Rockwall-based nonprofit is transforming one of the largest African slums one cup of water at a time.The Bucket Ministry was founded in 2012 ...

Sawyer To Complete Border-to-Border Clean Water in the Marshall Islands. The global water work is funded by 90% of Sawyer’s proceeds and helps 27+ ...

Nonprofit Day featured 38 tables at the Pybus Public Market concourse and LocalTel Event Center on Saturday by locally-based nonprofit organizations.

More than 20,000 villagers in Naitasiri will now have access to sustainable clean drinking water.

Water With Blessings, a non-profit organization based in Louisville, is providing 2,500 water filtration systems for free to people in the flood-impacted

Many residents of Six Nations of the Grand River have been living without easy access to clean water for years.

The Bucket Ministry has dedicated a decade to aiding underserved communities across the globe, including the people of the slums in Africa.

To provide clean and safe drinking water for families in Kibera, Kenya, The Bucket Ministry is hosting a world record-setting event to assemble 25,000...

As we look to the future of clean water aid, we're asking ourselves questions in reflection. What lessons did we learn over the past 12 years?

In Conversationwith Elijah Harlie