Double Your Gift. Bring Clean Water.

For the next 90 days, every dollar you give, our partners give another. Your generosity goes twice as far, bringing clean water to more families across West Africa.

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Double Your Gift. Bring Clean Water.

For nearly four decades, Water for West Africa has helped communities in Ghana and across West Africa gain reliable access to safe water. Today that work reaches a new opportunity: through our partnerships, your gift can go twice as far.

Clean water is only the beginning. It is a catalyst for better health, children in school, stronger livelihoods, care for the land, and hope for the future. It is the first step that makes everything else possible.

Across the next 90 days we are aiming to raise $250,000 from our donors, and our partners will match it, turning it into a life-changing amount for clean-water projects across West Africa. Give today and help reach more families still waiting for safe water.

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Total Lives Impacted

“It’s a dream come true,” 52-year-old Taasi told us. “Finally, the children will be protected from preventable water-borne diseases that have taken lives, including that of my sister’s daughter.”

Taasi celebrating clean water in the Worivi community

Taasi, a 52-year-old mother from the Worivi farming community, is celebrating the new access to clean water provided by your support.

What We Do

Our Strategies

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programs have a profound transformative impact in West Africa, addressing critical health and socio-economic challenges across the region.

Our Outcomes

Stories from families that had to walk six miles everyday to collect unsanitary water from the stream during the rainy season now have access to clean, safe water.

Our Partners

Partnering with local stakeholders enhances program effectiveness and sustainability by leveraging local knowledge, resources, networks, and ensure that WASH interventions are culturally appropriate and responsive to community needs.

STORIES FROM GHANA