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10 REASONS TO SUPPORT CHARITY: WATER
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charity: water is a nonprofit organisation on a mission to bring clean and safe drinking water to every person on the planet.
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771million people don’t have access to clean, safe water. But, it’s a problem charity: water knows how to fix. That’s 1 in 10 of us or 10x the population of the UK who don’t have clean water.
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Women and kids are responsible for collecting water for their families and often walk over 30 minutes to get it, two to three times a day.
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Clean water changes everything - especially for women and children. It’s estimated that women in Sub-Saharan Africa spend a combined total of 16 million hours per day collecting water.
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Access to clean water means better health, more time and increased opportunities.
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100% of all donations to charity: water fund clean water projects. That means every penny donated will be used to bring clean water to people in need.
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charity: water works with carefully-chosen local partners who have a thorough understanding of how to implement effective, sustainable water projects in their own communities and schools.
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charity: water builds transparency and proof into everything they do, showing completed projects with GPS coordinates and using remote sensors to monitor water flow.
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Since 2006, charity: water has worked in 29 countries and brought clean water to over 16 million people around the world.
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Just £1 can equal 1,400 litres of water. £30 brings clean water to one person and sponsoring a whole water project costs £8,000 + up.
