Clean Water Projects

Together with our amazing community we have provided over 2.2 Million days of clean water in homes and schools around the world. As every region’s water situation is unique, we must treat each project as such. We offer clean water education training and sustainable filtration systems in each of the communities we work in. Our goal is to empower the next generation through clean water education and safe access.

Countries We've Worked In

Filters Installed

Days of Clean Water Provided

Philippines

Impact Report:

  • Communities: Cebu, Davao, Santa Cruz, Siargao
  • Schools: 30
  • Homes: 100+
  • Lives Impacted: 30,000+
  • Solutions: 1 Village Biosand Filter, 40 Ceramic Biosand Filters, 414 Ceramic Filters, 1 Emergency Water Treatment System
  • Status: 2019~Present

Help us to reach our goal of providing filtration systems in every school in Santa Cruz, Philippines.

Diriamba, Nicaragua

Impact Report:

  • Homes: 30
  • Lives Impacted: 247
  • Solution: 30 ceramic biosand filters + WASH Training
  • Status: Completed 2017

Diriamba is located 35 kilometers south of Nicaragua’s capital of Managua. With a population of 60,000 people living on highlands, these lands are becoming more and more high-stress water areas.

Langtang Valley
Village, Nepal

Disaster Relief

In April 2015 a devastating earthquake killed nearly 9,000 and injured more than 22,000 people in Nepal. Our friends in the Langtang Valley Village were unfortunate in their losses, losing almost half of their population.

Through our efforts, we were able to provide 25 Sawyer bucket filters + raw materials needed to aid in the rebuilding of the village’s infrastructure.

Bali, Indonesia

Disaster Relief

Impact Report:

  • Schools: 9
  • Homes: 440
  • Solution: 504 XL Silver Lined Ceramic Cone Filter + WASH Training
  • Status: Completed 2019

In 2018 Lombok was hit with a series of natural disasters, including a 7.5 magnitude earthquake leaving many without homes or clean water.

Yucatan, Mexico

Impact Report:

  • Schools: 1
  • Homes: 5
  • Lives Impacted: 40
  • Solution: 7 Ceramic Filters +WASH Training
  • Status: Completed 2019

The natural underground water systems of the Yucatan are one of the most unique in the world, but with only 1/3 of the Yucatan peninsula having access waste water treatment systems many impurities and contaminants are able to spread fast.

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