08/27/2026
When did you last think about water? For 1.8 billion people, it isn't filling up your newest trendy water bottle that matches your outfit. It's a walk. A long one. Women and girls mostly, spend about 250 million hours a day(everyone combined) :) worldwide, making it — in two out of three households, fetching
water.
Awimon village, pictured in the reel, sits in Omoro District, northern Uganda. Until this month the whole community drew from one source that flooded every rainy season with
whatever was on the ground around it. Sarah one of the women who you'll hear in this video,describes what that did to people.
On the 10th of August a drilling crew placed a well.. There's a moment about halfway through where the water comes up out of the ground for the first time. Watch the people standing around it. That well now gives more than 300 people access to water. For life.
It is not every day you get the chance to do something that changes a community for a generation. Almost nothing you can give money to actually does that.
Water does.It is life. It is sustainability, It is health.
A well costs $3,500. That sounds like something only a foundation can write. It isn't. It's 350 people giving $10 a month,
You had water today without thinking about it once.
Fund the next well → onemillionwells.org/dropbydrop