✨@100percentfundscleanwater✨ charity: water began with a bold promise: 100% of public donations would always fund clean water. It’s a promise we still proudly keep today, and one that we know is important to you, too! More often than not, when you are sharing about your fundraising campaigns or inviting others to join our monthly giving community, The Spring, you share that @100PercentFundsCleanWater. Which is why we’re thrilled to share a brand new Instagram account for you to tag when sharing so everyone can learn exactly how 100% of all public donations bring clean and safe water to families around the world. Check out the 💯 account 👉 @100percentfundscleanwater

We believe that everyone, everywhere, has a role in ending the water crisis. Dirty water makes existing challenges harder than they need to be, stealing time, health, and resources. But with access to clean water, everything changes — especially for women and girls. Over the next few weeks, we’ll introduce you to some of the amazing people you’re working alongside in Zimbabwe: teachers like Cleopatra, gardeners like Editor, local partners like SQ. You'll learn more about the journey of your donation, one that goes even further than you know. Most importantly, you’ll get to help bring clean water to 40,000 people this holiday season. No matter how much you give, @100percentfundscleanwater, bringing life’s most basic need to people living in some of the world's hardest-to-reach places: https://cwtr.org/3EZhara (link in bio).

Access to clean and safe water is more important than ever. Scott Harrison set out to solve the water crisis in his lifetime. Today, more than one million people have made it their mission too. This is all of our story. Join us: https://cwtr.org/2CuAC0v

Earlier this week, we celebrated our annual end-of-year event with members of The Well at the @halldeslumieres. Thanks to state-of-the-art light-mapping technology and our generous event sponsors, guests were swept into an immersive journey to Malawi right from the heart of NYC. Well members make our 100% Model possible, taking care of our overhead costs so that 100% of public donations can fund clean water. But they went above and beyond this year, coming together to fund clean water for more than 50,000 people in a single night!   Their generosity, along with your giving this holiday season (more to come on Monday 👀), has us on track for a remarkable 2023 — and none of it would be possible without you. Thank you 💛

When @charitywater began, we made a bold promise: 100% of all public donations would fund clean water projects. No matter how much you give — $5 or $50 million, like our friends at @kalahariresorts — every penny funds clean water. Which means whether you're bringing clean water to one person or one million, you can give with confidence, knowing that @100percentfundscleanwater. Learn more about the Kalahari team and their pledge to fund clean water for one million people at https://cwtr.org/kalahari (link in bio).

Did you hear the news?! Our friends at @kalahariresorts shared a huge announcement on #GivingTuesday: They’ve committed to funding clean water for one million people in partnership with @charitywater! That is not a typo: ONE MILLION PEOPLE! Today, nearly 1 in 10 people around the world do not have access to life's most basic need: Clean water. We’re on a mission to change that. Learn how the Kalahari community is coming together to bring the health, stability, and joy of clean water to one million people at https://cwtr.org/kalahari (link in bio).

Exciting news! Our friends at @kalahariresorts are making a big splash this #GivingTuesday by committing to fund clean water for one million people, in partnership with @charitywater. Learn more about The Water Colors Life Project and how you can help at charitywater.org/kalahari (link in bio).

It’s #GivingTuesday! Today is a day devoted to generosity — but for the #charitywater community? Generosity is a year-round celebration. Supporters like you have given parents peace of mind, knowing their children have the chance to grow up healthy. You’ve given kids an opportunity to go to school, and grandparents the assurance that future generations won’t face the same struggles they once did. So this Giving Tuesday, we aren’t asking you to contribute a single penny. You already give so much by giving clean water and supporting our mission. But there is one thing you can do, if you’re willing: Share. We’ve made it easier than ever to share the charity: water story and invite friends and family to join you in ending the water crisis. Check it out for yourself — then start spreading the word! — at https://cwtr.org/46znaCz (link in bio). And thank you, from all of us, for the generosity you demonstrate on a daily basis. We’re so grateful to do this work alongside passionate people like you 💛

It’s almost one of our favorite days of the year… #GivingTuesday is tomorrow! Be sure to keep an eye out for an easy way to help spread the word about the water crisis — and it’s absolutely free. More to come tomorrow! 👀

Looking for impactful ways to #ShopSmall on #SmallBusinessSaturday? We have ideas! Help us celebrate a few of the small-but-mighty members of our #charitywater Brand Partnerships community. Swipe through to show them some love and check them all out in the comments below.

I'm carrying 50 pounds of water around Central Park and I need your help to do it. $40 gives one person access to clean drinking water. 💧LINK IN BIO 💧 Come walk with me around Central Park on November 28th for giving Tuesday. Let's lighten the burden women and girls carry every single day. #charitywater #givingtuesday #centralpark

It’s a bump, set, spike in awareness! One of the best ways to get more people involved — and to help more people get clean water — is to raise awareness for the water crisis, like our friends at @BaylorVBall did with this water walk over the weekend. In this season of gratitude, we’re especially grateful for all of you who’ve gone above and beyond to spread the word about ending the water crisis. Thanks to you and so many efforts like this one, we get one step closer every day.