We’re the force multiplier. In most of our projects, the local organizations doing the work matter more than we do — so we put them first.
Most nonprofits list partners to borrow their credibility. We list ours because they are the ones changing lives — we just hand them better science, design, and funding.
Clean Water Help rarely runs a project alone. A trusted local organization knows the community, the language, and the politics. A solution provider brings proven technology or funding. Our 25+ volunteer PhDs and engineers make the whole thing work — and then step back as the partner grows. When a project no longer needs us, that’s success.
The local NGOs, nonprofits, governments, and universities who lead the work where it happens.
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A DR Congo NGO on the front line of the North Kivu displacement crisis. PALPER operates the filtration and distribution that brings cholera-free water to families returning to destroyed villages — and secures the government buy-in that lets the work happen.
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Karuna Children Cambodia Organisation serves children across Kampot province. Together with YourAid, KCCO has installed and maintains drinking-water filters in more than 300 schools — the proven local engine our school program scales.
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A Sydney-based Australian charity that funds and oversees its in-country partner KCCO. YourAid runs dental, education, and water programs across rural Cambodia — helping deliver clean drinking water to roughly 200,000 students at some 900 schools.
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Working in Siem Reap since 2004, Trailblazer builds and installs household biosand filters and wells. Its community-ownership model — families buy in with a small contribution — is why the systems still work years later.
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A Ghanaian foundation restoring forests, water bodies, and livelihoods devastated by illegal galamsey gold mining. They are our on-the-ground host in the Kumasi region and the reason the work is rooted in the community.
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Gospel of Life, Disciples & Dwellings runs the free Morada Apla end-of-life hospice in Cerro de Oro. GOLD manages construction, permitting, and daily operations; we are their water support system on call.
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A nonprofit pioneering mercury-free and greener gold-extraction chemistry. AppelGlobal partners with us to protect watersheds from cyanide and mercury at the source — in both the Philippines and Ghana.
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A nonprofit with deep expertise in anticipatory action — acting before a disaster strikes. GCDRP shaped the concept and methodology behind our machine-learning app that predicts emergency water needs before a typhoon lands.
Companies that donate the technology, software, or expertise that turns a plan into clean water.
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A Malaysian water-treatment firm that designs and builds turnkey ultrafiltration systems for rural Cambodian schools at about $700 each — and donates 60 systems a year on its own. The solution is solved; we fund the scale.
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A lake-science software company donating its specialized lake-modeling tools to our fishery-restoration work — the kind of technology that would otherwise put a diagnosis out of reach.
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An environmental engineering firm donating in-kind expertise — including traveling to Guatemala to assess the hospice site in person and design its water system at no cost.
We’re an unusually high-leverage place to put a CSR budget, a grant, or a product — here’s why.
100% of contributions go to solutions — our founders cover all overhead. And because we work through local partners, every dollar is multiplied by their reach.
25+ volunteer PhDs and professional engineers diagnose, design, and document every project — the technical proof that funders and ESG reports require.
Named project sponsorship comes with photos, GPS-located impact, and outcome reporting your team and customers can actually see and share.
Are you a water-tech company, lab, or engineering firm? Become a solution provider — we match your products and services to the communities that need them most.
For agencies and foundations: don’t just write a check — use our bench to scope, review, and de-risk water investments, or fund our vetted local partners directly.
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