Make checks payable to charity: water. If you're donating in honor of someone, sponsoring a water project or want to direct your donation to our operating costs, please write that in the memo of your check.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations to The Spring via check.
Tax receipts will be mailed within four to six weeks after the donation has been processed.
charity: water is a registered charity in the UK. To make a tax-efficient donation in GBP, visit charitywateruk.org. For other international donations, we accept bank issued money orders in USD. Money orders should be made payable to charity: water and can be mailed to the address below. For donations over $6,000, we also accept wire transfers; email info@charitywater.org for more information.
Please note, only donations made by eligible US taxpayers may be tax-deductible.
We're able to accept donations in the form of stock, government (including municipal) debt and corporate debt through the Depository Trust Company (DTC). For security, settlement and reduced paperwork, electronic transfer through the DTC is preferred. This can be arranged from most brokerage accounts.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations to The Spring via stock.
Please contact info@charitywater.org for more information on making a stock donation.
Twenty years ago, one new well became proof that clean water changes everything.
Our work began in Uganda in 2006. Twenty years later, millions across the globe have access to clean and safe drinking water, because of you.
One decision two decades ago changed everything. Today, that decision is yours.
Our story began with 700 people in a nightclub. On Scott Harrison's 31st birthday, guests dropped $20 into a box, having no idea what would happen next. When the party was over, $15,000 funded the first new well in Uganda. That night became our Day One, and the beginning of a movement.
One new well in Uganda became our proving ground. We tested the 100% Model there and proved clean water lasts. That original spark has since provided 21 million people across 29 countries with their Day One of clean water, and we’re only getting started. But 696 million people still haven’t experienced their Day One of clean water. That’s where you come in.