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The Well

 

our monthly giving program

A COMMUNITY OF CHANGE-MAKERS

What is The Well?
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Philanthropy

is about being a global citizen and being a part of the world around us. It is about contributing to society and trying to make it a better place for those that need a little help. Individuals that donate make individual projects possible. Philanthropists who give monthly invest sustainable change that actually gives us a shot at solving this crisis. Because after all... THIS IS SOLVABLE.

 

Imagine

knowing that every month - amidst your own dedication to work, family, passions and just plain ol' fun - that you are also helping to bring access to clean water to those who desperately need it most. That is indeed being a global citizen, and we salute you.

 

 

The Well

Join our monthly giving program called The Well.

Be a part of the solution and

 

invest in changing the world with water,  month after month.

BUY A WOMAN A DRINK

The Well is a community of like-minded change-makers committed to ending the water crisis by giving whatever possible every month. I give because I want to invest in a better future and invest in the solution.  I give because I want to feel even closer to the change that is happening... I love the inside updates I get from the team on the ground!

Paul Payne, member of The Well

A $40 Monthly donation
gives 32 people clean water per year.

that's equal to 4 drinks at a bar per month...

So go ahead, buy a woman a drink...

Give a woman clean water in Mozambique!

 

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The Inside Scoop

 

Because monthly giving is so important to sustainable change and allowing Water Underground do what it does best... we want to reward you by bringing you in on the action!

 

Running an International Humanitarian NGO (non-governmental organization) is some serious business. We'll send you updates from the field giving you a glimpse into what goes on with this kind of work and how we navigate the waters to make these projects possible. 

See an example update here >

I am invested in the future.

 

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