Water Usage

More than two million tons of human waste are dumped daily into the worlds rivers, lakes, and streams. Within the next two decades water usage around the world is expected to rise by about 40 percent. General water usage increased six times over the past century. That amount is more than twice the rate at which the worlds population grew.

Saving Lives

According to thewaterproject.org more than 1 in 6 people in the world don't have access to safe drinking water. Also 1 out of every 4 deaths under the age of 5 worldwide is due to a water related disease. The water project is a humanitarian group that is dedicated to making sure that people get the safe drinking water that they deserve. If you join this group and donate only ten dollars you could provide that water to one person for a whole ten years.

Global Water

Global water is a humanitarian group that focuses on helping poor countries around the world to get free and clean water. The global water group is based solely upon volunteers. Every donation is provided toward water projects in developing countries. You can volunteer for a group like this any time and save hundreds of lives.

The Water Project

There are just over one billion people in the world that are without clean water. If people will donate to help get water to these people than it could help change their lives around completely. With the source of free drinking water peoples health could quickly become better. Safe crops will begin to grow to generate a healthy food source. The children can grow up much healthier and the men will no longer be too sick to work.

Clean Water

People in South Africa are suffering greatly from the lack of water. Especially women in hospitals that are giving birth. Families run back and forth to watering holes to try and get water for cleaning the bloodstained beds clothes and for bathing.

Free water social injustice

Clean water was proven to be crucial to caring for and preventing aids or hiv in households. In South Africa people have been denied there right by the government to their share of free water. The government is supposed to provide the people of South Africa with 6000 liters of free water every month. In 2006 this agreement was not met by the government. South Africa has an extremely limited source of water, so the poor are not able to afford to pay for it and as a result many people have suffered and continue to suffer.