The Clean Water Foundation

12/26/2022

We are excited to announce the launch of our new website! TheCleanWater.org

We drill wells in Uganda villages to provide clean water for drinking, bathing, cooking, and washing for 1,000s of people.

12/19/2022

http://mailchi.mp/08ea0fe6e2e1/founder-visits-uganda-villages

In October, our Founder, Cliff Steele and family members, visited the communities supported by The Clean Water Foundation.

11/30/2020

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12/03/2019

Ready to start our next project! We have identified the little African village of Kitongozi for a water well. It will be life-changing for the villagers to provide clean water. But first, we must raise enough money. Can you help?
Read more about our project here.
https://buff.ly/2qO99TQ

2020 Project Identified November 27, 2019 By Cliff Leave a Comment We have identified a small village with 500 people named Kitongozi, close to Kampala, where we would like to build a pump.  This location was chosen by one of our local volunteers who has worked with our organization for over 7 year...

12/24/2018

Thank you to our donors and to our biggest 2018 sponsors!
We could not complete this positive work for the village without your donations. We have more great plans ahead. Any amount you contribute is helpful.

11/27/2018

We hope you will consider supporting our efforts in Africa to provide clean water to villages.

The holiday season is a great time to donate to charity. Help the Clean Water Foundation raise enough money for their next well project in Africa.

11/27/2018

Our largest and most ambitious project will be ready by the end of 2018. We have converted our first well with a hand-pump to a solar-powered pump and 10,000 liter storage tank. This not only eliminates long lines at the pump, but it also allows the ability to turn on a tap and have a jerry can be filled quickly and without laborious pumping.

While these are conveniences, the real benefit to the village is the piped water stations brought much closer to the living areas, and most importantly, piped water is now available in the crop fields. New pipes from the tank, will permit the cultivation of more land, allowing produce to be sold in town markets, and raising the standard of living for over 1000 men, women, and children of Pandinga.

11/27/2018

Solar powered pump and tank near completion. Now we can pump 10K liters of water and store the water. Cost of this is 2-2 1/2 times the cost of the well, but it will increase their crops and produce revenue for the village.