Impact Stories

Imagine life without your bathroom. For one in three people, toilets are an unattainable luxury. Approximately 2.6 billion people lack access to proper sanitation. For this reason, today, November 19

Did you catch 'tapped in' LIVE today? If you missed our live-stream of 'tapped in' this morning, here's the video of our 30-minute webcast. We'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback! If you watched

UPDATE: Haiti Disaster Response: Cholera Outbreak Photos received 11/01/12- [gallery] 10/31/2012- We received an update last night from our Haiti staff working in Baraderes in an effort to combat the

Last year something BIG happened. 32 churches across the country came together and said “we want to end the global water crisis.” Mega churches, house churches, small groups, and youth groups

Every year on October 15 th, people across the world take the time to focus on one of the best disease prevention practices: proper handwashing techniques. The simple act of properly washing one’s

Meet Birsilia Meza. Los Leones, Honduras

We're delighted to introduce you to Birsilia Meza.[/caption] The lines of her face tell you that she’s a

Our friends at SolarWorld are currently featuring a two-part blog written by one of our own! We teamed up with a local chapter of Rotary International to bring a Living Water™ Treatment System powered

“So do you guys do wells?” More often than not, the first question people ask when we tell them about our work has something to do with wells. In fact, it seems there is a widely held assumption that

CLICK HERE for our photos from the Einstein Awards Ceremony and strategic partners meetings happening in Europe this week. We're updating this album regularly. CHARITY-MINDED SOUTH CAROLINA COUPLE

Just in case you missed our recent article on ASME's website, we wanted to make sure you saw this excellent recap of ProjectSafewater Colon, funded through the Pentair Foundation. You can follow the

It smells like fresh paint and progress this morning at our new facility. A dream team of local volunteers and staff from Charleston Water System and Sealoflex, Inc., have descended upon our new site

While digging through our backlog of photos, I came across David and Rose. Their stories are short and the HOPE of how they end is compelling. Take a minute to know them. Meet David: David is a

Have you ever seen our headquarter offices and production facility in Charleston, SC? This is where engineers plan, develop and collaborate, the development team works to invite people into the

“Our main problem here is water. Our water is highly contaminated and at times becomes green in color and is not fit for human consumption. Many people complain and suffer from diarrhea after drinking