Volunteer
Use your time and talents to save lives and transform communities! If you’re passionate about transforming lives through safe water and the hope of God’s love, you’ve come to the right place!
Get Involved
Water Mission was founded by our very first volunteers, George and Molly Greene. For more than 20 years, we have partnered with faithful volunteers who use their time, talent, treasure, and influence to advocate for the 2 billion people who lack access to safe water. Together, we can fight the global water crisis and share the hope of the Living Water, Jesus Christ.
Volunteer with Water Mission
There are many ways you can serve your global neighbors in need! Here are a few:
National Advocate
Represent Water Mission in your community as a National Advocate by sharing with individuals, churches, businesses, and more.
Charleston Advocate
Represent Water Mission in the Charleston area by sharing with churches, schools, community groups, and businesses.
Service Groups
Volunteer as a group at Water Mission’s international headquarters in N. Charleston, SC.
Ready to Join?
Access to safe water changes lives, building health and hope. It creates educational and economic opportunities that break the cycle of poverty. Contact us for more information about how you can use your time and talent to bless those in need today.
Hear From Some of Our Volunteers
John Lane, Charleston, SC
“When I started thinking about what I wanted to do with my spare time, I wanted to do something that was life-giving and that would have an eternal impact. Water Mission, I believe, is that place.”
Katie Romba, Knoxville, TN
“I am thankful to be able to share the work God is performing through Water Mission to the community here while also raising awareness of the global water crisis and creating sustainable change. Serving as a volunteer with Water Mission means empowering and strengthening communities worldwide with clean water and the gospel.”
Gene Lesesne, Charleston, SC
“I’ve always liked serving in ministries and working with my hands. It was the best of both worlds.”
